"...So even you were alarmed. I really gave them quite a scare."
Seeing who entered through the door, Tangze raised his brows, looking slightly surprised.
Tooru Amuro's gaze immediately locked onto Tangze's face, and his heart sank.
Others might not have understood as clearly, but Tooru Amuro, who had once tailed Tangze for a time because of a mission, knew very well just how sharp Tangze's senses truly were.
Setting aside the fact that, with his keen five senses, he could definitely hear the movement outside the door if he focused, Tangze himself had said that he possessed a special awareness of certain people he had met. That was why he could so easily shake off Tooru Amuro and Rye when necessary, despite them being his pursuers.
Tangze had been surprised by his arrival. He looked normal on the surface, but his attention had clearly wandered, and he had not been carefully observing his surroundings at all.
"You really do look frightening right now," Tooru Amuro said bluntly. "You genuinely need to find a reliable psychologist."
He had escorted Tangze for an examination once, but during the psychological evaluation, the Zero Division psychologist had been exposed by Tangze as a secret follower of the Tang Ze school of thought, so the assessment had naturally fallen through.
"There's no need for that." Tangze lowered his eyes again. "I know where my problem lies. Psychotherapy won't help much. I can't tell anyone about what troubles me. If the patient won't cooperate, there's nothing a counselor can do."
"Unless that counselor is also a Phantom Thief of Hearts, right?" Tooru Amuro found a chair and sat opposite Tangze, making a small joke.
When the other person refused to cooperate and even resisted, only the methods of the Phantom Thief of Hearts could still