Besides.
Cade Yeager's father?
Heh.
Cade Yeager didn't exist. Bob Lee Swagger was the real person, and Bob's father, Lake, had met him too. He was a genuine redneck, and a redneck who ran a repair shop at that.
So here was the question.
Where had this guy gotten the Kimotsuki Forging Technique?
Had he accidentally encountered some reclusive master while living in seclusion on a mountain, who had then passed down the long-lost Kimotsuki Forging Technique to him?
What a load of nonsense.
The mountain you secluded yourself on was Mount Olympus, not Mount Fuji.
That was what Lake thought. Though he was very curious, he still smiled and looked at Mrs. Cullen. "All right. Thank Cade for me. I really like this knife."
Katherine said from the side, "Daddy, I'm going to take Alice and the others to look around the town at the foot of the mountain. Are you coming? Mommy's having coffee in town today too."
Lake smiled. "I'll come over later."
Katherine nodded and didn't press him.
A while later.
Lake watched Katherine and the Cullen family head down the mountain. He turned around, rubbed his chin, and thought for a moment. In the end, he couldn't suppress his curiosity and walked toward the room where Cade was staying.
There was nothing he could do.
He had thought he knew this guy inside and out. Then, before he knew it, the man had not only changed his name and identity but had also found himself a vampire girlfriend.
That alone would have been enough.
But the most important thing was that, while Lake had been caught off guard, this guy had somehow mastered a long-lost forging technique. And not only that—it was incredibly refined. He had forged a perfect samurai sword in an instant, one