Is it the thrill during a battle of wits, the savage satisfaction of a counterattack, or perhaps the subtle joy of 'leaving with a flick of the sleeve, envied by all'?
To determine their specific preferences, they need to make a decision on this sheet music.
Angel listened for most of the day, and whether it was Bruno or Guy, they each made their cases and argued. Bruno supported savage satisfaction, while Guy preferred subtle joy.
Their reasons naturally revolved around Uriel's gaze.
But in the last chapter, especially the final two bars, when describing the themes of savage satisfaction and subtle joy, Uriel's gaze actually stayed quite steady, making it difficult to use as conclusive evidence.
So, after arguing back and forth for half a day, they still hadn't reached any conclusions.
Finally, they focused their attention on Angel, hoping he could make a ruling.
However, Angel didn't feel that he was stronger than the experts in this domain, so he maintained his silence.
