Lin Mo blushed a little at the praise.
"It's not as exaggerated as you make it sound. I'm just an ordinary person with good luck."
"In that case, I'll continue to leave my safety in your hands."
"As we should." Wu Suowei smiled.
As for Lin Mo's claim that he was just an ordinary person with good luck, he disagreed.
He could be said to know Lin Mo better than anyone, following him every day and knowing exactly what he did.
Back at the beginning, Lin Mo had worked around the clock, taking everything seriously and responsibly, and humbly asking for advice whenever he did not understand something.
He was especially respectful toward the soldiers, never acting high and mighty.
Lin Mo was also sincere, as was clear from how much everyone and the various races from the other world liked him.
Most importantly, whenever Lin Mo had a moment free, he would study magic and read those dauntingly thick magic books.
When he grew tired of studying, he would ask them for advice on combat techniques and spar with them.
In short, he had never met anyone like Lin Mo, who quietly worked so hard without realizing it.
He was a good commanding officer.
Lin Mo had no idea how highly his guard regarded him.
He went inside and turned on the light, remarking as he walked,
"Looks like being powerful doesn't mean I can disregard ordinary people."
"I'll still have to be more careful in the future."
He walked over to the desk and sat down.
The desk was piled with thick magic books, all given to him by Kael.
Intricate magic circle patterns were printed on their covers, looking deeply mysterious.
Lin Mo opened the topmost book and picked up where he had left off the night