It had to be said: after dealing with Yu Sheng for so long, Baili Qing genuinely felt that she had been slowly building up resistance to something. She had no idea whether that was a good thing or a bad thing, but in any case, she quickly accepted the fact that "if you plant a Dark Angel two months ago, then knead another angel into it before it grows, you'll get a tree that can bear spatial rifts."
And whenever she remembered that Yu Sheng was the one who had done it, it seemed even more reasonable.
Of course, as the director of the Special Operations Bureau, her professional instincts still led her to consider issues like risk management. Although, just as Yu Sheng had explained, Dark Angel Fall always left something behind—the Holy Ascetic Society called it Angel Catalyst—and both the Special Operations Bureau and Thousand Peaks Spirit Mountain were indeed researching these kinds of "angelic legacies," a formal organization's scientific research project was clearly one thing, while Yu Sheng's "angel research" was another...
The man before her based practically all his research on "figuring things out," and he was filled with wild, uninhibited personal interpretations and imagination regarding the very concept of "research."
"Risk, huh? It's perfectly normal for you to care about that," Yu Sheng said, unsurprised by Baili Qing's reaction. "But you don't need to worry so much. All the Dark Angels have been deactivated. You personally witnessed the deactivation process, and the entire Soul Wilderness is under my surveillance. Besides, after undergoing the transformation of 'death,' the angelic legacies I sent into the Soul Wilderness have already been transformed into 'things belonging to this world.' Once they shed their trait of 'extraterrestrial contamination,' they naturally won't be dangerous."
He paused at that point, then added,