The Greedy Worms were in a bad spot.
On one hand, Lord Solondir needed an outlet for his anger, and the fact that they had appeared so close by after the storm made it nearly impossible for them to escape the notice of a demigod.
On the other hand, the traces of the Ancient Angel were right before their eyes, so they couldn't just give up. They were definitely still hoping to pursue the matter a little longer.
Under those circumstances, being slapped to death and having his spirit flee to the other side—like Mohr, who had completely turned into a smaller version of the Wise Dead—would have counted as a relatively good outcome.
But since they were willing to pay to make the trouble go away, Fu Qian, as the culprit, didn't mind offering them a little guidance before setting off.
As for how to guide them, the approach was actually quite clear.
To deal with the threat from Lord Solondir, they could use the Rebirth Club to back up Laurie and the others' actions, dispelling any irrational notions the former might have.
As an organization currently in the spotlight, it should still carry a certain amount of weight.
But that alone wasn't enough. They also had to deal with the Greedy Worms' obsession.
And the solution was simple: as mentioned earlier, bring the Rebirth Club into it again, this time to back up the Ancient Angel.
Selena probably wouldn't show herself in Mohr again.
That wasn't to say something had happened to her. In fact, after Fu Qian had taken the opportunity to help deal with her lingering ties, she would probably be able to return safely once the storm ended.
But as mentioned earlier, Selena represented more than just herself. She also represented the entire Gullard