"But Genos's bad habit of roaming around at night is still a problem!"
Saitama looked more serious than ever as he earnestly asked for advice. "Josen, what do you think I should do?"
"What can you do? I don't have a disciple. Don't ask me!"
Josen gave him a strange look and irresponsibly spread his hands in a little bear shrug. "You took him on yourself, so pamper him yourself."
Saitama: "..."
What a terrible judge of character I was!
After dinner.
Saitama saw a news report on the disaster channel about a wanted fugitive roaming Z City and immediately headed out with Genos.
His reason was to do some Hero work and help digest dinner along the way.
It absolutely wasn't to capture the fugitive and collect the bounty!
By now, he had realized that if he didn't burn off Genos's energy during the day, he would still be in for a rough time at night!
But Saitama had overlooked an important issue: a cyborg wasn't a husky. Being active during the day didn't necessarily mean he would rest at night.
Genos (with a serious face): "I already told you that, Master!"
It was rare for master and disciple to have a chance to head out together. Naturally, Josen wouldn't intrude on their time alone and decisively announced that he would stay behind to watch the place.
"Give it your best, Genos!"
Before the two left, he specifically stopped the young cyborg on his way out and gave Genos a thumbs-up.
"Try to make your master see you in a new light."
Genos froze for a moment. The most straightforward young cyborg often needed only the simplest pep talk to get his blood pumping.
At Josen's sudden encouragement, every component in Genos's body seemed brimming with enthusiasm.
"Thank