"Can Lord Black Earl discern the situation with Speedy?" Angel asked.
Angel's question carried a hidden implication: Why is Black Earl suddenly interested in Speedy's situation?
It's worth noting that Black Earl has never shown much concern for the war situation before, even when Vay, a descendant of Noah, took the stage. Black Earl simply watched silently without offering any opinions.
In the Mind Ribbon, apart from Dox's chatter, no other voices could be heard.
This time, however, Black Earl suddenly joined their discussion and directly inquired about Speedy, which aroused Angel's curiosity. Did Speedy encounter something that attracted Black Earl's attention?
Black Earl mused, "I only see that it did not actively attack that group of strange sheep."
Black Earl's answer was concise, but Angel detected two layers of meaning in his words.
First, why didn't Speedy attack these four black-faced sheep?
