Besides, weddings in this world are far too ordinary. Think about it—everyone here gets married the same way. How could that possibly highlight what makes you special?"
Hearing Uchiha Hiko's words, Master Roshi frowned. Then he looked up at Uchiha Hiko and said with a smile,
"I'm just an old man in my seventies or eighties. What could possibly be special about me? Just keep it simple for me, all right?"
Uchiha Hiko was inwardly startled when he heard that. Had Master Roshi become wary?
Was that why he had said such a thing? Normally, Uchiha Hiko should have painted Master Roshi a grand vision,
so that he could dazzle Master Roshi senseless while quietly slipping all of his own arrangements into it.
But unexpectedly, Master Roshi had raised objections at this point. Uchiha Hiko looked up at him and said solemnly,
"Master Roshi, I don't think you can let your wedding pass by in such an ordinary fashion. I know you're a Grandmaster, so you don't care much about these ceremonial procedures, but have you considered Ms. Morita's feelings?"
Only then did Master Roshi blankly raise his head, realizing that he had indeed been somewhat selfish.
He looked at Uchiha Hiko, nodded solemnly, and said to him with some gratitude,
"Good thing you reminded me, Brother Uchiha Hiko. If I really gave Ms. Morita an ordinary wedding, she definitely wouldn't be happy with it."
Hearing Master Roshi's words, Uchiha Hiko smiled. Then he looked up at Master Roshi and said,
"It's good that you understand, Master Roshi. Everything I've said is for your own good. Think about it—you are indeed advanced in years, so you don't care much for flashy things.
But haven't you considered that Ms. Morita is much younger than you? I think that even the wedding