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Jada was perplexed. "You're so powerful that you could claim yourself to be the strongest, yet you're still being so humble?"
Frank chuckled. "Claiming to be the strongest is no issue, but why hoard accolades? When I was younger, I never understood why the best warriors in fiction were so humble, but I've come to understand that strength and reputation are two different things.
"No matter how strong you are, your reputation will be bad if it's bad. Or what, are you going to regulate what people say?"
Jada nodded in agreement.
Strength did not need acknowledgement, and there was no killing ideas, especially if they were right, let alone being petty.
"In that case, being the strongest is more difficult than being a peasant." Jada chuckled. "Peasants can run their mouths as they like, while the strongest need to watch their own behavior."
Frank thought about it. "Well, that's not all there is to it. I can enjoy things others can't."
"Like priestesses." Jada promptly grinned.
Frank smiled but said nothing.
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Everyone was having a barbecue in the garden when a flash shot toward them.
Frank smirked and snatched it out of the air, the light fading and revealing a prayer bead.
Sylvie came over for a look and exclaimed, "That's at least pre-Renaissance and worth a hundred grand, if you can sell it!"
Jada laughed at her words. "And here I thought it'd be worth millions."
Sylvie shrugged. "You have the wrong idea here—not all antiques are worth money, especially prayer beads, since they're not particularly demanding on craftsmanship. They also lack archaeological value, so they're quite cheap."
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