Glad He Listened to the Explanation

Martin understood Yizhu. When he first met Mark, he had been wary of him too. He had even mistaken him for a pirate.

He took three chairs from his storage space and said, "Can we sit down and talk?"

"You're players?" Seeing this, Yizhu relaxed a little and asked.

Martin hurriedly nodded. "Yes. I'm Martin, and Momo and I are both players. We originally came to find you because of a quest."

That had been the original reason, but his goal had changed. Yizhu was his younger sister, after all. They had the same father, though different mothers.

Only after he and Momo sat down did Yizhu slowly take a seat. Her azure eyes rested on them. "What do you want with me?"

"It's a long story, so I'll keep it short. We came to ask if you could help calm the Unicorn Horses on Horse Meadow. But when I met you, I discovered you're my younger sister. We have the same father," Martin said gravely.

Huh?

Yizhu looked at Martin in confusion. They did not resemble each other in the slightest. Martin was like a giant; standing up, he looked like an iron tower. How could they be siblings?

"The item I used just now is this. It's called the Bloodline Testing Gun. It can determine whether two people are related. I've already tested us, and there's no mistake," Martin said solemnly.

Understanding dawned on Yizhu. "I see. Then who's our father?"

"Our father is..." Martin began, then hesitated and glanced at Momo.

Momo looked at him curiously. She truly had no idea who Martin's father was.

"What's wrong?" she asked when she saw him looking at her.

Martin took a deep breath. "Our father's name is... Mark!"

"Impossible!" Momo shot to her feet, her face pale.

If Mark