Hmm?
She almost thought Mr. Fool was repeating her earlier words, then remembered what she had reported after praying to Him that morning and realized this was His response.
No need to worry. It seemed Mr. Fool had not taken the investigation into the Aurora Order and the Demoness Sect to heart. That made sense—His believers and Blessed were either Mid Sequence Beyonders hiding their identities like Sherlock, or High Sequence powerhouses capable of easily killing Qilangos. Naturally, there was no need for concern.
The Gray Fog vanished, and the puzzled expression of Benny, the middle-aged teacher, appeared before Angel.
"Watson, is there something wrong with the translation?"
"No, it's nothing. I was just..." She hurriedly denied it and casually said, "I was thinking about that student I met yesterday. Um... she helped me find the way and was very kind. I think her name was... Lily Granger."
"Lily Granger? The female student from the Department of Mechanical Engineering?"
Angel had not expected Benny, a teacher from the Archaeology Department, to remember a student from another department. She regretted bringing up such a random topic, but could only nod and say:
"It should be her. Blonde hair, round face."
"It's her, but Miss Granger... perhaps she's only kinder in front of outsiders."
Benny answered with an awkward laugh, as though there was more to his words.
Seeing Angel's confusion, he cautiously added, "Miss Granger seems to have had something on her mind recently. She's been a little... a little impolite to her classmates and teachers. Well, I shouldn't be saying this. Sorry, don't take it to heart."
Perhaps unwilling to discuss negative news about a student, Benny quickly fell silent. He carefully folded and put away the fifteen-pound note, then returned to his seat under the envious gazes of his