This time, the inspiration was for him to reject Angel.
As for the reason, inspiration gave Doakes a vague premonition, which roughly means: don't touch that witch-eyed ghost, that witch-eyed ghost will bring disaster.
It was originally a multiple-choice question that was not too difficult, but due to the emergence of inspiration, Doakes began to struggle.
To agree or not to agree?
His intuition told him that what the inspiration said seemed to be true. The witch-eyed ghost was so special, so there must be something special about it. Once the witch-eyed ghost was touched, it might lead to a series of troubles.
However, he didn’t want to be at odds with Angel. Even though he was verbally flattering and teasing Angel along the way, Doakes always walked the line and never really angered Angel.
On the contrary, it has given him a greater sense of presence - from the fact that when Angel faces Doakes now, his attitude is speechless rather than polite but distant, it can be seen that their relationship is actually getting closer through these harmless jokes.
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Now, Angel makes a solemn request. If he refuses, Angel will definitely not say anything, but he will probably return to his previous polite but distant attitude.
After weighing it for a while, Doakes suppressed the surge in his heart and said indifferently: "Ah? Is it my turn?"
Doakes yawned: "I was just thinking about something interesting and didn't notice this. Are you asking for my opinion? I definitely agree."
"I still feel that it doesn't look like it was polished. Maybe it's not the dagger your mentor lost, but something brought in by other members of the Iguro family." Doakes: "So, just to prove it.
I have to agree with this idea!"
What Doakes said was fair, but Angel could clearly feel the stirring emotions in his heart.
It is now basically certain that Doakes’ inspiration may be related to this choice.
Moreover, Doakes chose to go against his inspiration, otherwise he would not have been so emotionally agitated.
Angel thought for a moment:
Since Doakes chose to allow him to get the pendant, it was against his inspiration. This seems to indicate that taking the pendant may be a dangerous thing in Doakes's inspiration, or may it cause danger?
But even so, Doakes still chose to support Angel.
Regardless of whether Doakes made this choice because he valued Angel more, or because he just didn't believe in inspiration, it actually didn't matter.
At least Doakes's favorability with Angel has increased significantly.
"If you must take it, be careful. It's best to avoid being discovered by that witch-eyed ghost." At this moment, Angel's heart suddenly heard a private message from the Black Earl.
Obviously, the Black Earl also noticed Doakes' situation, guessed the inspiration, and may have begun to use the topic in this matter.
"I see."
The sudden appearance of inspiration made the direction of this matter weird. But this did not affect Angel's actions, and he would even thank Doakes for the inspiration.
There can't be any reason for the inspiration to come into play in this matter. There must be something special about that witch-eyed ghost, and it might really cause danger.
Therefore, inspiration can be regarded as a disguised reminder to Angel not to act too high-profile.
In the past, if Angel wanted to get the silver pendant, he would have acted without any scruples; but now, he decided to listen to the Black Earl and get the pendant without being discovered by the witch-eyed ghost.
But, what should I do if I want to avoid attracting the attention of the witch-eyed ghost and take off its hanging ornaments at the same time?
Chapter completed!