At that moment, Dumartin suddenly added, "I heard there are some extraordinary people in the city, Demon Hunters from the Sin-Hunting Group..."
Before Dumartin could finish, Angel cut him off directly. "Don't even think about it."
Feeling the resolute tone in Angel's voice, Dumartin pondered for two seconds. "I'm merely curious. I don't necessarily have to study their bodies."
"It had better be that way." Angel tossed out the remark lightly, then rose to his feet. "Do you have anything else? If not, I'll be leaving first."
Dumartin said, "There is one more matter. I'd like to apply for the right to use some login devices."
Angel looked over, his brows knitting slightly. "I handed all the login devices over to Lord Rhein. If you want usage rights, you can apply to Lord Rhein."
Dumartin shrugged. "The moment I entered the Dream Wilderness, I went to see Lord Rhein. He didn't agree. He said that New City's construction was the most crucial matter at present, and login devices would be prioritized for those who had accepted the relevant tasks. Besides, I need quite a lot of login devices."
That was precisely why Dumartin had sought out Angel.
"What do you need so many login devices for?" Angel asked, somewhat puzzled.
Dumartin said, "For research as well. Apart from permanent residents, I also want to study the bodies of creatures that enter the Dream Wilderness only temporarily. Not limited to humans—Demonic Beasts, animals, humanoids, fairies, elemental creatures, and so on..."
That included ordinary creatures, as well as lives that were extraordinary from head to toe, soul included.
Dumartin wanted to see what sort of bodies these different forms of life would develop upon entering the Dream Wilderness, according to its mechanisms. And what differences those bodies would possess.
After hearing Dumartin