Second disk encryption using LUKS

I'm looking for a clear tutorial on how to do this but I'm encountering insufficient information everywhere. Namely, I have a laptop with the following disk configuration: Drive one has Fedora 38 installed and the drive is encrypted. However, I have a second SSD, independent of the one on which Fedora 38 is installed, and I would like to encrypt it with LUKS as well. I have searched and read but I am lost. https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/encrypting-drives-using-LUKS/#_remove_a_passphrase_or_key_from_a_device reading the official Fedora guide to LUKS encryption, I can not grasp the idea of how to implement this to the second SSD independent drive so that if, for example, I need to reinstall Fedora or another system on the drive on which the operating system is currently, I do not fear losing access to the second drive encrypted. 1) How to correctly implement the above (or other) guide to have the second SSD encrypted? 2) What steps would have to be considered in such a solution to have access to this drive in case of reinstallation of the system or blowing out the drive with the operating system? (I mean here a copy of the keys, etc. ?) 3) I tried this tutorial from point 4 and unfortunately ended up somewhere with my mistake and after rebooting the system I had to enter twice the password to the encrypted drive with OS and to the other SSD drive but unfortunately after entering both passwords correctly, I received a message about the need to log in as root to repair the system. 4) Is it possible to implement a solution so that it only asks for the password to the encrypted partition with OS, and to the second drive only from within Fedora ? I would be grateful if someone would try to explain it to me, I have searched really many places from Fedora, here, Youtube as well as other articles but I am probably too stupid to understand it.