Perhaps even God thought...
It was only a half-baked ability. If he wanted to give it to her, then so be it.
Old Master Jiang smiled, looking a little dazed.
The feelings he'd had back then seemed to well up in his heart again.
Greedy people always became less greedy once they learned there could have been an even worse outcome.
They even started to feel grateful for their luck.
Old Master Tang realized that he was more surprised by the possibility that the ability to see monsters might disappear than by the fact that his granddaughter could see them.
"...If this ability disappears..."
Old Master Tang carefully chose his words. "Will it have any effect on Tangtang?"
"No."
Old Master Jiang shook his head.
"She just won't be able to see them anymore."
"Without this ability, her life might actually be easier."
She wouldn't have to constantly remind herself not to reveal how different she was...
Old Master Tang looked a little dazed.
"...Oh..."
He slowly nodded.
So there wouldn't be any effect at all...
"That's good."
"But..."
Old Master Tang looked at the child watching television by herself. "If she really couldn't see them anymore..."
"I wonder if she'd feel..."
"I don't know..."
"Maybe a little..."
He looked at Master Jiang. "Regret?"
Old Master Jiang paused, slightly taken aback.
"Sorry."
Old Master Tang looked sheepish. "Was that a strange question?"
Old Master Jiang shook his head.
"If my junior brother were here..."
A helpless look appeared on his face. "He'd definitely scowl the moment he heard your question."
He might even fly into a rage.
Old Master Tang looked even more sheepish.
"I..."
The thought had just occurred to him...
And he'd said it without thinking...
As soon as the