The Mirror Spirit had its own pride, but Feng Jun was not lacking in that regard either.
So he smiled and shook his head. "I won't apologize. Do you even know how much you owe me?"
"It's just some Spirit Stones, isn't it?" The Mirror Spirit was somewhat on the verge of breaking down. "My goodwill is precious. I hope you'll cherish it."
"I've never seen anyone who owes money act this smug," Feng Jun said, frowning. He felt that this fellow had gotten a little carried away again lately, reverting to its old ways. "Anyone who didn't know better would think I owed you money... Can you pay up first?"
The Mirror Spirit had always been especially individualistic, the sort that knew only itself and cared nothing for others. But Feng Jun had hit a sore spot, and it could not take it anymore. "You know perfectly well that I've been short on funds lately."
"I do. I just feel that you don't know it yourself," Feng Jun said, feeling it necessary to put it in its place. "If you know you're broke, don't act like some big shot. You even wanted to treat people while watching someone else's excitement... You really have too much free time."
"Got it," the Mirror Spirit conceded readily, though it was still as defiant as ever. "You bullied that little Soul Body, and now you feel sorry for it."
"That's right, I do," Feng Jun admitted. He knew those words could be interpreted differently, but he accepted that, because he knew he could not be nice to the Mirror Spirit. "We're all friends. When you do this, it makes me very unhappy."
"And what will you do if you're unhappy?" The Mirror Spirit laughed. In truth, it felt that compared to before, it