Turing appeared to be deep in thought, leaning motionlessly against the stand behind the sofa. Only the small screen occasionally flashed with strings of characters.
These characters seemed to be meaningless arrangements. There was Common Script, there were Corner Codes... Angel had even spotted English letters?!
Angel stared at the English letters flashing past the screen and fell into a daze.
He could understand Common Script and Corner Codes.
But what the hell were English letters doing here?
Why would English letters appear on Turing? Could Fashion Demonic Beasts actually be connected to the distant universe beyond?
Countless thoughts swirled through Angel's mind. The story he imagined was enough to fill several volumes.
"Didn't you want to ask Turing about the Corner Codes? Why aren't you saying anything?" Laplace, who had been watching Turing all this time, suddenly spoke. Puzzled, she asked, "Did something happen over there?"
Angel turned his gaze to Laplace and suddenly thought of one possibility: could Laplace have told Turing about the letters?
Laplace knew about English letters... and Angel had been the one to tell her.
Angel hurriedly asked Laplace about it.
Laplace did not hide anything and nodded. "It was me. Didn't I ask you before how the Instance difficulty should be set? You suggested using letters at the time."
Angel naturally remembered that, but...
"Didn't you reject it back then?"
Laplace said, "I did think it was a little strange at the time, but I couldn't think of a suitable way to set the ranks either. So I decided to use your letter grading system for now."
"For now?"
Where there was a "for now," there would naturally be an "afterward."
So this was not the final ranking system, merely a temporary one?
Laplace nodded. "Instance integration has only just begun. Whether the