"Walk faster, Yaya. We have more important things to do."
Walking ahead, Uchiha Hikaru urged Yaya on, wanting him to quickly keep up with his pace. He had originally wanted to tuck Yaya inside his clothes and carry him along.
But he was worried that Yaya would be very uncomfortable that way, so it was more appropriate to let him walk on his own.
"Master, Master, isn't staying here the most important thing? And isn't being happy together the most important thing? Why do we have to do something even more important? What could be more important?"
Sure enough, Yaya, that clever little fellow, asked such strange and whimsical questions. But Uchiha Hikaru still had to answer him, because the two of them were now connected in heart and mind.
If they did not understand each other's intentions, then when they did certain things in the future, Yaya would not understand some of his thoughts and would be unable to get them done.
"You little fool, there is no most important thing, only more important things. So we need to deal with some more important matters. Look at the sky over there—hasn't it gradually darkened? That is a very frightening sign."
"I'll tell you this first: if anything bad happens, hide inside my sleeve and do not come out, no matter what. I'm here, so you don't need to worry or be afraid."
"And even if a little guy like you comes out, you will not be able to help me much. Just stay inside obediently and do not think about anything else. Besides, I know there is a breath of immortal energy within you. Maybe it can save me at a critical moment?"
After saying that, Uchiha Hikaru wondered why he had started by saying such discouraging things to