Enel was still standing there in a daze.
But Dawn was not about to let him stay like that. He waved a hand in front of Enel and said, "Snap out of it. Let's get out of here quickly. It'll be trouble if these brats' parents come looking for us."
"Oh... okay..." Enel stammered as he came back to his senses.
He had many questions, yet he did not know how to ask them.
He did not understand why someone of such high status would pay attention to an ant like him, but his heavy head left him unable to gather his thoughts and ask.
Dawn noticed his hesitation. He looked around and said with an easy smile, "Let's leave first, then you can ask whatever you want. By the way, do you know any good places?"
Enel looked at the brats sprawled on the ground, his face filled with anger and hatred. But after hearing Dawn's words, he froze for a moment. Once he calmed down, he nodded and led Dawn into the forest.
There was no way he could go home. He had knocked out those brats, and once they woke up, they would definitely come looking for trouble. Besides, it was nearly time to eat. It would be even more troublesome if their parents found out.
The two stopped roughly in the middle of the forest. Enel could no longer spare a thought for anything else and sat down immediately. The beating had clearly left him weak.
"Why did you save me?" Enel asked after sitting down, hesitating briefly before speaking.
"Ah, I just couldn't stand their ugly faces. They reminded me of some people I really hate." Dawn narrowed his eyes slightly and casually gathered some wood before lighting it.
"But we're strangers, aren't we? Why