Human confidence often came from ignorance.
Aiou had wanted to tell Granny Liu and Bai Mu that while the rings he had given them were not weak, they were merely average goods.
A frog at the bottom of a well did not know how vast the sky was. After climbing out and learning of the sky's immensity, it still did not know there was another sky beyond it.
So-called powerhouses were, bluntly put, onions layered one upon another. They were called strong on one level, yet on another, they might become mere ants.
A king of soldiers among humans counted as a powerhouse in human society, but in a supernatural world, he was at most a grasshopper that could jump. And those humans regarded as powerful might, somewhere ordinary people could not even see, be nothing more than the bottom rung of the food chain.
It was like before graduation: "I can easily make five thousand a month streaming." "College graduates can easily make over eighty thousand a month now, right?" "Even delivering food can easily earn over ten thousand, can't it?"
After graduation: "Why are only insurance companies and agencies willing to hire me?" "Why did they fire me once my probation period ended?"
Some things could only be understood after experiencing them yourself. Things were never that simple.
In the end, Aiou said nothing. The ring could only preserve their lives; it was not that amazing. After experiencing it, those who understood would understand, and those who did not would not understand even if he explained...
The moment Granny Liu and Bai Mu entered the hospital, they came under attack.
They could not even see where the attack was coming from. First, their raised energy shields were corroded. Once the shields had been eaten away completely, the Blood