"My name is Ouyang Jian. Actually, I didn't know who I was or what my name was. My master told me later that my parents abandoned me when I was little and threw me into a small pit. Then he found me and took me in, teaching me all sorts of martial arts."
"From childhood until now, I've always been with my master. I'm very grateful to him because he taught me so much. And my master is an especially righteous man."
"It's just that our temperaments don't really match, so I don't like him that much. Honestly, if it weren't for my master's strange temper, I definitely would have had an especially, especially good relationship with him."
This was the first time Ouyang Jian had ever complained to Uchiha Hiko about something like this. He had never expected Ouyang Jian to be such a warm-hearted boy, or someone willing to reveal these things to others.
"Your name really is just like I imagined. It sounds quite nice, but a name like that makes me wonder whether you have any relatives."
Uchiha Hiko had the distinct feeling that Ouyang Jian could not have been the only child in that family. There had to be younger brothers or sisters somewhere. And if he did have younger siblings, that would be even more beneficial to him.
Uchiha Hiko thought that Ouyang Jian's name sounded like the sort of name an elder brother would have. If he had younger siblings, he could bring them along and roam the world with him.
But that was only his guess and intuition. He was not sure whether it was true. Since Ouyang Jian himself had been abandoned, he knew even less about the fate of any younger siblings.
There was no certainty in this matter, so