Most people still believed in health-preserving methods, and Eleanor had some faith in Benji’s explanation. She thought he was just trying to sell a health practice to make some money, not deceiving anyone.
“It’s nothing. I don’t feel like Benji is a fraud. He said he has a method to break the Yin Killing Intent, but he needs my help. I don’t know what he wants me to do, and it makes me feel uneasy.”
Alexander furrowed his brows, thinking maybe he was wrong. But no, Benji’s behavior was clearly that of a fraud—just one who was better at acting.
Seeing Alexander frown, Eleanor gently stroked his forehead: “Don’t overthink it. If he wants to scam someone, it will be money. Once he asks for too much, won’t we see through it?”
“Alright. We’ll wait until his true intentions show.” Alexander
