"He's one of our kind too? Nice to meet you, I'm Kasa." The knightly blond man smiled, stepped forward, and shook Lu Sheng's hand.
Lu Sheng shook his head for no apparent reason. "Sorry, I'm not a Dual Being. This companion of mine is."
"Hm?" Kasa raised a brow slightly, and the enthusiasm on his face immediately faded by more than half. Though he still maintained basic courtesy, it was obvious that compared to before, he had lost interest in Lu Sheng.
"Even though my brother isn't a Dual Being, he's much stronger than I am." Tang En tried to earn Lu Sheng a few points of favor.
But Kasa merely shook his head and said nothing more.
The cold woman beside him did not even bother introducing herself.
"It's not that I'm prejudiced, but in this world, if you aren't a Dual Being, you might die in some corner in a few days. There are too many uncertain dangers here."
His meaning was obvious: if you weren't a Dual Being, don't bother introducing yourself to him. He had no interest in getting acquainted.
He had merely phrased it more tactfully. Lu Sheng understood the implication, smiled, and said no more. He turned and walked over to the fire, carefully studying the bonfire burning in this world.
He had tried many times before, but he had never been able to ignite a flame.
Tang En looked somewhat embarrassed, with a trace of worry mixed in. He was no fool; he could also see that Kasa and the other woman had absolutely no interest in non-Dual Beings.
"Actually, if it hadn't been for my brother before, I might've died in the real world long ago, so..."
"I understand what you mean. Don't worry." Kasa smiled and patted his shoulder. After learning