"It's actually very simple. We really can't go over there to hunt humans, but just because we can't go in doesn't mean we can't attack those humans when they come out, right?"
Sack answered Luo Fan's question as if it were perfectly obvious.
"So your method is..."
Hearing Sack's words, Luo Fan's thoughts stirred, and he roughly understood what he meant.
"As long as we put out something that interests them, those humans' greed will drive them out of the Seven Cities Territory."
"Once they come out, there won't be any problem, right?"
Sack spoke to Luo Fan, then added secretively, "This is a great idea I came up with. I haven't told anyone else, only you, so don't spread it around."
"After all, the more people know, the greater the risk of this getting exposed."
"We aren't doing anything wrong, but it still wouldn't be good if this became a big deal."
Looking at Sack before him, Luo Fan didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
He didn't know whether to call this fellow smart or stupid.
If he called him smart, this fellow was willing to tell someone he had only just met about the effects of his Rule Ability, and even about something like this.
Sharing too much with someone you barely knew was a major taboo. Did he not even understand something that simple?
But if he called this fellow stupid, he had actually thought up this method of fishing.
Yes, when other Weird hunted humans, it was like casting nets straight into a fishpond.
But when entry to the fishpond was forbidden, this fellow sat on the bank and fished. Even if Luo Fan's wife, the Ghost Bride, learned what he was doing, she really couldn't fault him.
"Then where are we going to fish?"