From that ghostly green eye, nearly the size of a window, one could infer that the body hidden in the water was probably enormous—very, very enormous.
Being watched by such a colossal creature, even an ordinary person would have felt it instinctively.
Let alone Sigmund.
From the footage, it was clear that Sigmund had also sensed he was being watched. But remembering how he had found nothing every time he turned around before, Sigmund guessed that "it" might be able to read his movement commands in advance.
If that was the case, then he would launch a surprise attack.
Sigmund pretended nothing was wrong and continued forward, arriving before the fourth window.
Just as he was about to pass it, he suddenly spun around. His body moved with the agility of a flying squirrel, and the shift in perspective was blindingly fast.
In an instant, Sigmund went from staring straight ahead to peering into the deep water beyond the window.
Yet he still saw nothing.
Outside, only dim green motes drifted up and down...
Sigmund's expression darkened. He was certain something was watching him, but why could he not see it?
Could it turn invisible?
Sigmund stared silently out the window. After a moment, he turned back and continued onward. This time, however, his right hand slowly settled on the hilt of the sword at his waist...
What Sigmund did not know was that the ghostly green eye reappeared outside the window the moment he turned around and walked away.
And all of it was recorded by the Fire God Light Wheel, then faithfully projected into the Empty Mirror Sea.
"Can you identify the creature outside the window?" Angel asked.
Laplace shook her head. "I compared it against the entity records in the investigator bracelet earlier. There is no information