"It wanted to stay with that child..."
Xiao Xiao smiled. "Then it should do something to earn its keep."
"The child shouldn't be the only one making an effort."
"If the child works at it together with the monster, there shouldn't be a problem."
"Oh, oh."
Zhuge Yun nodded.
"If the other party is so cooperative..."
"Then there shouldn't be any problem."
Most people couldn't see monsters in the first place.
If a monster also took care to hide, then not even the slightest trace would be found.
"That's great."
Zhuge Yun picked up a generous piece of grilled fish and put it in his mouth.
After swallowing, he continued, "Look at that kid."
"He's had a monster with him since he was little."
"When I was a kid, forget monsters—I didn't even have a cat or a dog."
"It doesn't know how long it'll stay."
Xiao Xiao raised his brows slightly.
"Maybe just a few days."
It was hard to say what monsters were thinking.
Huh?
Zhuge Yun blinked.
"Wasn't it going to stay with that child?"
He'd thought the child's situation was like Third Brother's.
That he'd have a monster by his side from now on.
So that wasn't the case?
All right.
After all, Third Brother was special.
"That's still pretty good."
Zhuge Yun didn't care much about how long it would last.
Just having the experience was good enough.
What more could you ask for?
"It'll still be a very special experience."
"He might not understand it now..."
"But by the time he grows up, he might have forgotten it..."
Zhuge Yun was feeling a little smug.
Heh, heh, heh.
Xiao Xiao shook his head, amused.
But what Zhuge Yun said wasn't impossible.
Many people, when looking back on their