"No, it's because you're still young and don't understand many things yet. Once you grow up a little more, we'll tell you bit by bit. Don't be afraid, and don't be too curious. We still have a long time to spend together, so there's no need to rush to know everything right now."
In the end, it was Uchiha Hiko who patiently explained things to Hua Feihua, bit by bit. Uchiha Hiko felt that, in Hua Feihua's heart—
His own image probably seemed a little more mature, so perhaps whatever Uchiha Hiko said carried a certain authority in her heart.
So Hua Feihua felt that since Uchiha Hiko had already said so, there was no need to say anything more. Their thoughts were aligned with her own anyway, and going with them would not be a problem.
"Mm, I understand. I won't overthink it. It's fine—I still trust you all. Whatever you say goes. But if something comes up, I think it would be best if you told me."
Hua Feihua had become much more open-minded about these matters, so she did not want to ask any further. Besides, since they would be together for such a long time afterward, she could slowly come to understand.
The unusual bloodline within Hua Feihua truly puzzled Uchiha Hiko. He felt he had to figure out exactly what had caused her to possess such a bloodline.
Moreover, Uchiha Hiko was utterly certain that this unusual bloodline could grant the girl tremendous power. It was a conviction he held without the slightest doubt.
And over the many years of the little girl's growth, he had already seen proof of it. Uchiha Hiko felt that this conclusion was beyond question.
If she had not possessed such powerful strength within her, she would have died long