Jack had interacted with Xia people before, and he knew that many Xia people used English names. That was quite common.
Sophie shook her head. "No, she's a Mairui person, a very beautiful and kind girl."
"How can a Mairui person believe in a Xia religion?" Jack frowned deeply. "That's depravity. She wasn't religious in Mairui Country?"
"You should rest for a while first," Sophie said considerately. "You've only just woken up. Try to control your emotions and don't get too agitated. You've already begun recovering, and I don't want anything else to happen to you."
"Yes." Jack accepted her advice this time. "I don't like staying in places of worship that belong to oth... other religions."
More than one person understood their conversation. Not far away, a middle-aged white man cast a cold glance in their direction.
He had come to the Daoist Temple to look for his daughter. After his divorce, his ex-wife had taken their daughter away. At first, he had to pay child support and could still learn about his daughter's situation, but later, all news had vanished.
He had received the answer in a dream and roughly learned about his daughter's current circumstances. He was now planning to visit her in Mairui Country, and he was in quite a good mood—he would have been in an even better mood if he had not heard that vegetative patient's nonsense.
The man first called his daughter. Her attitude was not very good, and she declared that she "hated someone who abandoned me," but the man was still very happy, because he knew his daughter well—if she were truly still holding a grudge, she would have hung up directly.
After that, he went to find Sophia and told her that not everyone was worth helping. It was also