However, he would not stay in Inuyasha for long. Besides, if that boy developed feelings for him, what could he do? Wouldn't that be even more harmful to his life?
Although Mirai was not a good person and could not devote himself wholeheartedly to anything, and usually liked teasing girls, when it came to a matter concerning a girl's lifelong happiness like this, there was absolutely no way Mirai could go through with it.
"Mr. He Qian, I'm used to facing risks alone. I'm afraid many dangers will follow me. I might die, so there's no need for this."
Mirai declined in a low voice as well. After all, everyone around them was from the same village as Mr. He Qian. By keeping his voice down, he could spare Mr. He Qian and his granddaughter some embarrassment and avoid drawing criticism.
When Mr. He Qian heard this, disappointment appeared on his face, but only briefly before he immediately returned to normal.
On the other hand, when his granddaughter heard Mirai refute her grandfather and quietly say, "I'm not afraid," her face flushed red.
Mirai gently shook his head, pretending not to hear. He then looked at the first person he had met since arriving here, Mr. He Qian, and finally nodded. "Take care. My name is Mirai."
As soon as he finished speaking, Mirai flashed away and disappeared from everyone's sight.
Before leaving, Mirai did not even spare Fang Zi and the others a glance.
He had said so much to Mr. He Qian because Mr. He Qian had truly helped him, and he was also the first person Mirai had encountered in this world. Since it was fate, Mirai would naturally bring this fated encounter to a proper conclusion.
After bringing this encounter to a close, Mirai truly began