Watching Qin Yu turn to leave, Fubuki felt as if she were dreaming.
This kind of so-called concern, especially with that particular target, was practically playing with his life.
What if he drew even a single thought from the Terrible Tornado?
He would probably be twisted into popcorn and die on the spot!
At that thought, Fubuki could not help glancing at Tatsumaki again.
The silence on her face tugged at Fubuki's nerves.
"Yu, didn't your manga shop close down ages ago?"
Tatsumaki suddenly spoke.
"Sentimental sweet talk may sound nice, but I'm a hero. I won't take what happened today to heart, and I hope you won't either."
"If you run into any difficulties, you can still come to me."
Seeing that her sister did not fly into a rage, Fubuki was filled with surprise.
In Fubuki's eyes, Tatsumaki had always possessed absolute strength and unquestionable authority.
Back then, those monsters that had insulted her in public could not even withstand a snap of her fingers before becoming history.
It could be said that today, not only had her nominal brother-in-law changed, but even her sister, who was obsessed with her little sister, seemed different.
"Alright, it's getting late."
Tatsumaki withdrew her gaze and looked at Fubuki. "Are you going back to the Fubuki Group's base, or to the Hero Association?"
As an S-Class hero, unless a Dragon-level disaster occurred, she rarely stayed at the Hero Association.
After all, the relationship between the Hero Association and its heroes was, at most, like an employment arrangement.
You fought monsters, and they paid you.
Aside from keeping one or two necessary S-Class heroes stationed there, the other S-Class heroes would be assigned according to their own needs
to different cities for duty.
This was done to ensure that if a sudden