"Ignore him, just focus on your own tasks." John had his own matters to attend to, he wouldn't let others infringe on his rights.
In the past, when he didn't know he had a son, he was indifferent, but when he found out there was a woman who had his son and still didn't want to acknowledge him, he realized he wasn't all-powerful.
So he wanted to create a space for his child, at least a carefree world.
But using this to train him was not a bad idea either, and because of this, he wouldn't do much; instead, he thought about how to let him do this better, and that was enough.
As it wasn't something that could be done quickly, John Kex didn't insist that Dam bring the person to him right away.
Instead, he let him handle his son's affairs first, as only this could prompt him to learn faster, because without speed, his life would be at risk. Only by continually moving forward could his life be preserved, and he believed he valued his life.
