Issho's words made sense.
This strange phenomenon in the Hero World might indeed affect outsiders like them.
Fortunately, everyone had strong willpower, and most of them had mastered Haki.
Most, because Mata was the exception.
There was no need to mention Saitama. Genos was a cyborg, and only Aite seemed to be a monster.
However, not only was he harmless to people, he was actually beneficial to them, so he was regarded as a hero.
From this perspective, Kyros's idea was entirely feasible.
The prerequisite was solving the issue Genos had pointed out: the extreme mentality of monsters.
Around 9:10 p.m.
Today's social gathering ended smoothly, and the well-fed guests began leaving the restaurant one after another.
Fortunately, no one was dining downstairs at this hour, sparing them the trouble of being gawked at again.
"Hey, these little guys are pretty cute."
Back home, Saitama examined the two "little snails" on the dining table.
They were gifts Issho had given to him and Genos.
They needed to be fed plants regularly, but they allowed delay-free communication from anywhere and were difficult to eavesdrop on.
They had even exchanged numbers with Madara Uchiha, Kyros, Yami-hime, and the others on the spot.
Saitama found them interesting and decided to keep them as pets.
At that moment, Genos walked over and said solemnly, "Sensei, I think there's something strange about them."
"What is it?" Saitama looked up in confusion.
"Whether it's the technology displayed by the Morgan Consortium, tonight's food, or these Den Den Mushi before us, I've never heard of any of them."
"More importantly, their words reveal an unfamiliarity with many common things. It gives me the impression that they haven't been here for very long."
It turned out that while Genos seemed to be chatting with Seryu, he had actually