Logan, Old Man?
Actually, I'm on pretty good terms with him. I hope you're not referring to the time I helped him with One Qi Transforms into Three Pure Ones.
Henry had unexpectedly brought up one of the Night Watchers' recently fallen heavyweights, leaving Fu Qian unsure how he should respond.
"Think nothing of it. It was no trouble."
After a moment's thought, Fu Qian replied modestly.
Was he saying he was buddies with Logan, Old Man? Considering the man's terrible ordeal, was he upset and looking for someone to blame, or—
"Good work. That guy deserved a lesson."
Staring at Fu Qian, Henry's expression turned gleeful in an instant at his humble response.
So he was talking about the incident with Ariel after all.
And it seemed Logan, Old Man, had recovered fairly well since Unseen Hill. Otherwise, unless he held a serious grudge, he wouldn't be making a remark like that now.
"A person's character is forged through hardship. How many young people are truly mature beyond their years?"
Quickly assessing what Henry's attitude revealed, Fu Qian suggested that Logan shouldn't be judged too harshly and that young people should be allowed to make mistakes.
"It's no surprise that someone might get arrogant when things go too smoothly. Being able to rise again after a fall is a rare opportunity in itself."
Not mature beyond his years... Was it really appropriate for you to describe Logan that way?
At first glance, their conversation seemed perfectly normal—if only Fu Qian had a different face.
Yuan Shan, who knew more of the details, felt her vision go dark as she listened to the two of them.
The claim that he was twenty-five was obviously unreliable, but he couldn't be that much older. Talking like this was seriously testing her