Leon's Training

What did he mean, he couldn't handle criminals? That was basically an excuse. Even if Frod was an ordinary person here, his experience and insight alone were enough to crush the tricks of ordinary people. What he said afterward was probably what he truly thought.

But after thinking it over carefully, Angel felt that Frod's considerations made sense. Sunny and Yada were children, after all, and they might suffer at the hands of criminals. During the initial development of the Dream Wilderness, bringing in kindhearted people was indeed better than bringing in criminals who only knew how to cause trouble.

"Has Daila's physical body already died?" Angel asked.

Frod nodded. "Yes. When I found Daila, she was already at death's door. I asked whether she was still willing to live on, though in another way, and she would have to leave Revelation Continent forever. In the end, she agreed, so I brought her here."

Angel nodded after hearing this, approving of Frod's approach, but he still offered a warning. "Although there probably aren't any other transcendent beings in Bolai Town, you should still be careful. Don't let anyone set their sights on you."

In particular, Jiebo and Miye, the two genius disciples of Deep Sea Song, had both appeared in Bolai Town before.

Frod inclined his head. "I understand. I'll be more cautious."

Angel continued observing Daila for a while and found that she had been grinding away at an iron rod with intense concentration. He could not help asking, "What is she doing?"

Though Frod did not possess Angel's ability to observe heaven and earth, merely hearing the sound of metal scraping was enough for him to picture what Daila was doing. "She's grinding a needle."

"Grinding a needle?" Angel raised a brow.

Frod said somewhat awkwardly, "The day