Once Cambodia grew tense, anyone wanting to enter the country, especially foreigners, would be watched. Noah could only remain in Manchester, Siam, without setting off for Cambodia.
Even if he was an Ability User, what could he do if people openly kept an eye on him after he arrived in Cambodia?
If he made the people tailing him Receive Lunchboxes, one would be manageable—but what about two? Three or four?
They were all Ordinary People, yet they watched him and even came over claiming they were there to serve him. What was Noah supposed to do? Was he really supposed to slaughter them all?
Impossible, absolutely impossible. Ordinary People might be insignificant in their eyes, but they could not be casually made to Receive Lunchboxes. That violated the greater principles of the supernatural world. After all, Ordinary People formed the foundation of supernatural beings. Only with enough Ordinary People was there a chance for supernatural beings to emerge.
Moreover, supernatural beings were not necessarily born to supernatural beings; they could also come from Ordinary People. If supernatural beings casually made Ordinary People Receive Lunchboxes, it would easily provoke public outrage, because many people in the supernatural world also had relatives who were Ordinary People.
As a result, he could not make a move against those tailing him. Even if he went to Cambodia, he would be of no use. Everything he did would be watched, which was incredibly unpleasant. He would get nothing done and might even delay important matters.
As a westerner, he could not sneak into Cambodia without cause. The difference in appearance was simply too obvious, especially at a time like this, when Cambodia was on the verge of erupting. They were searching everywhere, investigating everything, hoping to find a scapegoat.
Noah was indeed an Ability User,