That was precisely why every estate in the city had tightened its defenses. If Samlet wanted to slip in unnoticed again, it would take far more effort.
And that had aggravated his old wound.
Fisher Doge put the things away, then sighed.
"Temple Master, you really shouldn't go again."
Samlet, who had been about to leave, stopped and looked at him calmly.
"Out with it. Are you hiding something from me?"
Samlet had once managed these Legendary Rank powerhouses. The position of Demigod Temple Master might often have been decided by force, but that did not mean he lacked experience dealing with other Demigod Level powerhouses.
And he had already said he would not give up. The fact that Felsher Doug had brought it up again meant something was weighing on his mind.
Felsher Doug knew Samlet's temper. He spread his hands.
"Temple Master, you know I'm not the only Legendary Rank in this city. But those fellows aren't nearly as free as I am, so they often come to discuss matters with me."
"What do you mean? Did they ask you to handle their security? Are you going to come after me?"
At that, Fisher Doge shook his head repeatedly.
"Don't misunderstand me, Temple Master. I've never thought of going after you. It's just that charging ahead blindly like this is reckless.
"Even without me, there are others."
Felsher Doug tried to explain it to Samlet as clearly as he could.
It was not that Samlet lacked the strength to infiltrate a place without Felsher Doug and the others detecting him. Rather, upon reaching Legendary Rank, a person existed on a different plane of life. Unless someone had attained the Dao through a Dao Fruit suited to concealment, they could not evade a deliberate search by someone of the