The Weird Bride said nothing and carefully sensed her surroundings.
A moment later, meeting Luo Fan's expectant gaze, the Weird Bride shook her head slightly. "Husband, I haven't sensed any Innate Yang Steel."
Her answer left Luo Fan a little disappointed.
Still, it was only natural that something of such exceptional quality would not be easy to find.
It was like buying a lottery ticket. Everyone inevitably harbored a little hope that they might win.
But wasn't losing the norm?
"Then what power is keeping all those Weirds and Fierce Beasts from settling in Lin City?" Luo Fan asked next.
"I don't know," the Weird Bride said, shaking her head.
"You don't know?" Luo Fan looked at the Weird Bride in surprise, somewhat taken aback.
"To be more precise, I haven't sensed anything here that makes me uncomfortable," the Weird Bride added.
"How could that be? If there's nothing here, why aren't there any Weirds in Lin City, or even any Fierce Beasts?" Now Luo Fan was even more puzzled. More precisely, he found it incomprehensible.
"I'm not sure either." The Weird Bride shook her head, confusion showing on her face as well.
If a material like Innate Yang Steel were here, it would make sense for Weirds and Fierce Beasts to avoid the place.
But for there to be nothing here, yet no Weirds or Fierce Beasts either, was truly baffling.
Over the past two days, Luo Fan had used his mental power to scan all of Lin City, comparing it with what he had seen when he first arrived.
Luo Fan could tell that, in the more than six months since then, the supplies in many of Lin City's shops had disappeared.
Clearly, many convoys had come here one after another to search for supplies.
But despite so