Although Contract Anomalists existed, making them sound like people who specialized in handling such matters.
Still, it was impossible for Contract Anomalists to arrive immediately every time something happened, wasn't it?
Before this, they had never heard of Contract Anomalists as a profession, nor had they ever seen anomalies.
They were superhumans, already part of the supernatural world—the people closest to the mysterious.
Yet even they had never heard of anomalies or Contract Anomalists.
That could only mean one of two things: either their secrecy was exceptionally thorough, or there were very few anomalies and very few Contract Anomalists.
Contract Anomalists did not act often.
That was why they had never noticed that such a group existed in the shadows.
And they were not wrong.
There truly were not many Contract Anomalists in this world. Including Red Candle, there were only two.
"Not many. You don't need to worry about the dangers posed by anomalies."
Red Candle told the truth.
As long as no anomalies set their sights on this world and sparked a wave of anomalous invasions, this world basically had nothing to fear from anomalies.
Instead, they ought to worry about Contract Anomalists causing trouble.
Previously, the Aberration Association had not placed much importance on this world.
They already had worlds undergoing spiritual energy revival, and they had managed those worlds for much longer. There was no need to abandon them and spend resources reorganizing this world from scratch.
Of course, that was only for now. Yi Gui Company might establish a presence here later, but this world would not become their priority.
No anomalies meant no anomalous energy.
Contract Anomalists would only come to this world briefly, using its spiritual energy revival to sort out their bodies. They would not remain here for long.
"Let's go. Once