So answering questions isn’t just shooting blindly; there’s strategy involved.
Thinking this, Dox confidently said, "You have no name."
After he spoke, a mournful music played in his ears, and the flamboyant voice became low: "Incorrect answer. How could it have no name? The sugarcube girl’s name is Carolus. Andalufia. Sugarcube. Kiriya."
"Such a simple common sense question, and you got it wrong. Cha Cha will likely be disappointed."
Dox deeply sighed, forcibly swallowing the curse stuck in his throat, trying to suppress his anger as he asked, "What kind of common sense question is this?"
However, there was no response.
The sugarcube girl started the third question: "What is my favorite candy?"
Dox: "... Sugarcube."
Once again mournful background music played: "Sigh, wrong again. Despite the sugarcube girl having ’sugarcube’ in her name, that’s just her name; she doesn’t actually love candy. Among the current challengers, only one got it right, unfortunately it wasn’t you."
Dox smiled, his fists already gathering energy.
"You’ve missed one question; you cannot get the next two wrong, or you will face punishment."
Dox ignored the voice in his ear, walked smilingly to the sugarcube girl, and slowly raised his hand: "I won’t play along, answer you sewer rat!"
He swung his fist filled with energy at the sugarcube girl.
But before Dox could touch her, she suddenly vanished.
And behind Dox, footsteps sounded.
Turning around, he saw Angel, who had previously gone missing.
After confirming this was not an illusion of Angel, Dox asked coldly: "Where did you run off to earlier?"
Angel replied lazily: "I went to cheat."
"Cheat?"
Angel: "According to standard procedure, even I would have to answer in each Zodiac Palace one by one, so I could only cheat. At each palace, I screened the magical energy array, and once screened, it was done."
"Can’t you modify it all at once?"
Angel sighed: "An error occurred... modifying each one individually is the only way, don’t worry, I modified each level, it won’t delay us, let’s proceed to the Second Palace."
Dox squinted at Angel: "Are you sure you’re telling the truth?"
Angel replied earnestly: "Of course it’s true."
Though Dox remained somewhat suspicious, he still trusted Angel in the end. However, he didn’t know that while what Angel said was true, he deliberately slowed down the screening process of the magical energy array.
Because watching Dox answer questions seemed quite entertaining.
"Whether you’re telling the truth or not, weren’t you saying these were all common sense questions earlier? How is this called common sense?" Dox questioned.
Angel picked his ear: "It’s not like I said that, these questions asked me, I wouldn’t know either."
"Moreover, you should also realize, the sugarcube girl’s questions do indeed count as common sense, just not common sense from our Southern Domain. In the sugarcube girl’s country, everyone probably knows these common sense answers."