As Angel's words fell, the scene fell silent for a brief moment.
Granny Tang was the first to recover. Frowning, she said, "You'll bear the cost? Wouldn't that be too much trouble? The expense of a Dream Registry isn't a small sum."
Cocorosa also looked hesitant.
She did not want to place the burden of 410 points on Moon Dew, but accepting an outsider's gift for nothing also felt improper.
However, Angel said, "Exchanging for a Dream Registry requires 200 points. That truly isn't a small amount. But if Moon Dew exchanges for the Dream Registry, the cost will increase by more than double for no reason. That would be even less worthwhile."
After a pause, Angel said seriously, "Moon Dew is still young, yet the burden she carries is already heavy. She is a good child, and I don't want her to work so hard. Since I can help lighten some of her burden, I am naturally willing to do so."
Only then did Granny Tang suddenly realize that Angel also possessed the right to purchase goods from the Borderlands.
Moreover, as Cocorosa's guide, Angel could use the Dream Registry directly on Cocorosa without needing to transfer it to anyone else.
Compared with having Moon Dew transfer it, that saved a full 210 points.
Therefore, having Angel handle it was indeed the most cost-effective option at present.
Still, Granny Tang remained somewhat hesitant.
Angel had already helped her and Moon Dew greatly, so they already owed him a debt of gratitude. Earlier, she had wanted to use Milk Spring Village's invitation as repayment, but Angel had not accepted it.
And now they would have to accept another favor from him. It felt as though this debt would only become harder and harder to repay.
Cocorosa did not think so