Business Still Had to Be Done
But that trace of resentment was quickly suppressed by reason. Babu Guanguan fell silent for a moment, then got up, sat before his desk, and lit the candle.
Under the dim yellow candlelight, he took out a roll of parchment from the drawer, picked up a Feather Pen, dipped it in ink, and wrote something on it.
Then he placed it in a corner of the desk inscribed with magical runes.
A moment later, the parchment vanished.
About fifteen minutes later, the parchment suddenly reappeared on the desk. It carried a chill, covered in a thin layer of frost, with tiny flecks of snow clinging to its edges.
Babu Guanguan unrolled the parchment and read Babu Youyou's reply. The weight in his heart finally lifted, and he quietly made a decision.
Early the next morning, the Ghost Ship was ready to depart.
Clumsy Bear and Ling Chu once again came to Babu Guanguan's cabin and knocked on the door.
Clumsy Bear had come to bid farewell to his master, while Ling Chu had naturally come to make a trade.
For the past few days, Babu Guanguan had been teaching Clumsy Bear martial arts, so she had not come to disturb them. She had planned to take advantage of their departure to exchange honey for some useful items and supplies from Babu Guanguan.
But after knocking for a long time, no one answered.
"Could Babu Guanguan not be home?"
Ling Chu was a little surprised. Had inviting him to Hope Island yesterday offended him?
Clumsy Bear was also a little disappointed. He had wanted to see his master one more time.
Although Babu Guanguan was harsh with him, Clumsy Bear truly regarded him as his teacher. The two of them could be considered friends made