"It's either dislike or—090—love." Chen Fan smiled at Kanzaki Kazari.
Kanzaki's face immediately flushed red. After not seeing each other for so long, Chen Fan had become even more shameless. How could he make a girl say something like that? "No!"
"God! One of Your believers is watching someone about to die without lending a helping hand." Chen Fan stood at the edge of the rooftop, wearing a despairing expression as though he had lost all faith in the world.
Kanzaki stomped her foot. "Enough! Stop fooling around! Even if you really jumped, you wouldn't die from the fall! I came to talk to you about something."
Chen Fan grinned and scratched his head. "Well! I was just a little excited to see you, because it really feels like it's been so long." As he spoke, he jumped back to Kanzaki's side.
"Shameless. You'll say anything, always sweet-talking. Anyone can tell you're not serious." Kanzaki spat lightly, her face faintly red.
"That's unfair! I don't say things like that to just anyone."
"I don't care. Don't say things like that again." Kanzaki put on a stern face, but it somehow sounded more like she was acting spoiled.
Chen Fan immediately replied, "Understood!" Kanzaki nodded in satisfaction.
Seeing that Kanzaki was satisfied, Chen Fan smiled and continued, "Kanzaki, if I'm not mistaken, you came to see me because something happened again. Though I'd like to imagine you came because you missed me, it seems something like that would never happen."
Kanzaki's face reddened as she hurriedly said, "Of course something like that wouldn't happen."
"What did you come here for?" Chen Fan got to the point.
When Kanzaki heard him get serious, her expression also turned solemn. "Did you destroy the Queen's Fleet and kill Bishop Biagio Puccioni?"
Chen Fan raised