He felt a little creeped out by the stare, but Laikaot did not dare make a sound.
Velin realized that staring at someone like this was impolite, so he directly apologized.
Meanwhile, Kyle willed it and lifted the seal on the ball of light.
Having regained its freedom, the ball of light immediately pounced on Laikaot.
"Master, it's wonderful that you're all right."
Seeing the ball of light sobbing and crying, Laikaot unusually did not throw it away.
As time passed, Velin and Laikaot gradually became more familiar with each other.
Once the barrier between them was gone, the two quickly revealed their true natures.
On the deck of the Star Moon Floating Ship, Kyle watched the two lying on recliners and admiring the moon, unable to stop himself from shaking his head.
Who could have imagined that strangers who had never met just hours ago had now become kindred spirits?
"Velin, as long as you can help resolve my identity issue, I definitely won't be stingy with the reward."
"Don't call me that. Just call me Velin." Velin waved his hand and said indifferently, "As for the reward, there's no need to give it to me. Give it to my grandfather when the time comes. After all, he'll need to take you to the World Barrier."
"Lord Velin..."
Before Laikaot could finish, he saw Velin's fixed gaze and immediately changed his words. "Velin, how did you know I would appear here?"
"If it involves something inconvenient for an outsider like me to know, you don't have to tell me."
"If I said it was all the Guidance of Fate, would you believe me?" Velin grabbed a melon fruit, took a bite, and spoke with a sincere expression.
Laikaot answered without hesitation, "I believe you."
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