Faced with a being capable of reading all of one's thoughts, no one could possibly remain at ease.
Still, although the second consciousness's way of thinking was shameless, it did have its own logic.
That somewhat salvaged its integrity.
Though those present would not improve their opinion of it because of this, at least they would no longer consider it utter trash.
Of course, that was not a good thing.
Dark pondered for a moment and said, "Is there anything else you want to say?"
The second consciousness turned its head and said, "I've already told you everything I know. You promised me!"
Dark shook his head. "Hey, I never promised anything."
The second consciousness immediately turned to Professor Sylph and said anxiously, "But it—it promised me!"
Professor Sylph gave it a smile of nuclear kindness.
Dark said, "Your information is too vague, so it's difficult for us to do anything. Do you remember which day of the holiday it was when you sensed that companion of yours? Don't tell me you forgot. No one would believe that."
The second consciousness said, "July fifteenth."
"July fifteenth?" Dark immediately became alert, then abruptly looked at Professor Sylph.
Professor Sylph looked at him almost at the same time. Their gazes met, and a faint dread rose in both their hearts.
Dark immediately asked again, "Then when you first sensed it, which direction was it in?"
The second consciousness said, "South."
This second consciousness possessed special mental abilities that allowed it to control its own thoughts and prevent itself from recalling things it should not think about.
But once Dark asked, it ultimately had to answer.
And once it spoke, "Magic Beast: Goddess of the Mind's Eye" could distinguish truth from falsehood.
It had first sensed its companion's presence on July fifteenth, and