After hearing Sain's words, Beizang's expression immediately froze, but he quickly softened. Sain was only talking about helping; Dagasan was still young...
"Then what do you want to do here?" Only then did the Master realize that he did not know the true purpose behind this approach.
"I want to see Dagasan first." The answer was simple and straightforward.
The Master's hand twitched slightly. What he feared most was Dagasan being dragged into this struggle.
"Do you want to use Dagasan?" The Master's question was equally direct and calm.
Yet Sain could see the anger in the Master's heart through his eyes. Tifa was the Master's bottom line. Touching that line would bring out his endless fury.
"No, Master, I think you've misunderstood." Mirai found a place to sit opposite the Master. "Master, I think you should know that I'm actually worried about Dagasan too. As a future princess—and a prince who could become king—she can no longer stay out of this..."
"Isn't it people like you who have kept Dagasan out of it?" the Master said coldly. "Or are you trying to say that you're different from them?"
For Mirai, it was not easy to find someone who could speak well of the Master. After all, the Master's experiences were beyond anything he could compare himself to.
Silence fell again. The old man and the young man each had their own worries. Mirai simply had to be more anxious. Still, he needed Beizang and Dagasan's support. In Starlight City, the only people who could help Mirai were Beizang and Dagasan Sun Ye.
"Haa..."
Mirai let out a soft breath, trying to ease his pressure, then said to the Master, "I don't think all Masters value princes..."
"Shut up!" The Master sharply cut Mirai off. "Do you know what you're