Even though twenty years had passed, Kassadin still caught Kaisa steadily when she leaped into the air just like she did as a child.
Although Yinzerui harbored a subtle psychological shadow regarding Yin Nuo, the little blondie, who deeply understood what Kaisa meant to Kassadin, bravely reached out and pulled Yin Nuo away, who was brimming with excitement.
This left enough space for the father and daughter to reunite after a long separation.
Yin Nuo, whose gossiping had been interrupted, was a bit displeased. However, she wasn't a terribly bad person after all. She merely pouted in disappointment before casually striking up a conversation with the little blondie.
"I heard your travelogues are selling well?" Yin Nuo produced a travelogue from somewhere. "They've even turned into a series... Volume thirteen. It seems you've really been to many places."
"Mr. Kassadin helped a lot," Yinzerui explained somewhat awkwardly. "He's very good at proofreading."
"Did you spend all your royalties on that outfit?" Yin Nuo casually put the book down, her gaze falling on Yinzerui's belt. "That revolver can't be cheap, right?"
"It's a special academy issue," Yinzerui didn't hide anything. "Theoretically, it's provided free of charge to outstanding explorers for practical testing."
"And in reality?"
"The testing slots are selected from alumni who donate over two thousand Hextech," Yinzerui spread his hands, showing a helpless expression. "If it weren't for this thing, I should have held more shares in the United Laboratories."
"Is it any good?"
"It's not bad. The effect is outstanding when paired with the power armor," Yinzerui nodded. "What about Mr. Karya?"
"He's still busy," Yin Nuo shrugged. "It'll probably be a while before he's back."
"Then the story I need?"
"Don't worry, he has plenty of stories, if nothing else," Yin Nuo couldn't help but smile slightly