Sigmund picked up the Fire God Light Wheel and aimed it at the thin booklet.
Without question, this was his way of sending information to Laplace's true body.
He knew very well that as long as the "signal" remained clear, Laplace's true body could see what was happening on his side through the mirror surface reflected by the Fire God Light Wheel in the Empty Mirror Sea.
However, due to the Fire God Light Wheel's viewing angle, it normally could not record the words inside the thin booklet.
Now that Sigmund had deliberately picked up the Fire God Light Wheel and aimed it at the booklet, he was naturally doing so to let Laplace and the others clearly see the words within.
And this thin booklet was precisely the "Dark Corner Guide"!
According to the rules of the "Dark Corner Guide," every action Sigmund took in the Dark Corner would be recorded by this guide.
When Sigmund returned from the Dark Corner, the Wonderland Authority would use the action records in the "Dark Corner Guide" to grant him corresponding rewards.
In a sense, the "Dark Corner Guide" could be understood as a recording system separated from the Wonderland Authority.
By aiming the Fire God Light Wheel at the "Dark Corner Guide," he could also allow Laplace to objectively understand everything he had done in the Dark Corner.
Seeing this, both Laplace and Angel understood what Sigmund meant.
They also understood why Sigmund had asked Zaina and the others to stay away for the moment.
It was because the records in the "Dark Corner Guide" clearly could not be seen by them.
As Sigmund opened the "Dark Corner Guide," the records of his actions in the Dark Corner appeared truthfully in the livestream footage—
Day 1, 09:00
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