Su Mo naturally also noticed the strange looks from the inmates present. Although he showed no reaction on the surface, internally, he became increasingly doubtful, as if the misunderstanding had deepened.
To be honest, this was a good opportunity; maybe he could glean some useful information.
The problem was he had nothing to offer in return. Surely, he couldn't deceive them with nothing to give, could he?
Though most of them were scum, this seemed to go against his principles, didn't it? Thinking of this, Su Mo became even more conflicted.
Angelo sat directly opposite Su Mo and earnestly advised, "Brother, this place is not like the outside. No one locked up here is innocent; they don't deserve to be human. But you're different. I can see at a glance that you're extraordinary, so don't mingle with these people. Later, when there's free movement time, ignore anyone who approaches you."
"Okay."
Su Mo replied cooperatively.
