Oleg said nothing.
At that moment, Oleg seemed to have a great deal on his mind.
Perhaps he was wondering whether a woman who often used aliases was someone dangerous, and whether Chu Mu would be in danger by associating with her.
Chu Mu had once had the same thought.
So he added earnestly:
"Kafka is my family."
At those words, Oleg's tightly furrowed brow finally relaxed.
If Chu Mu trusted her, there was no problem.
Oleg warmly slung an arm around Chu Mu's shoulders and led him forward:
"Come on, let's go see Natasha and the others, and your younger sister."
His younger sister!
Chu Mu's younger sister was Xiao Bu-Bronya, the current Supreme Guardian.
When Chu Mu had left last time, Bronya still hadn't recovered her old memories.
That was a shame, but Chu Mu understood that his younger sister could only be suffering more than he was.
Worse than pain was the constant weight in your heart when you didn't even know why you were hurting.
Just then, Oleg seemed to understand what Chu Mu was thinking and turned to look at him:
"She's recovered her memories."
Chu Mu's lips parted. For a moment, he seemed to have forgotten how to speak. Finally, he asked:
"When... did that happen?"
"Not long after you disappeared last time. It's been almost a month now." Oleg gave Chu Mu a firm pat on the back. "Kid, she's shed a lot of tears over you. Now that you're back, spend more time with her."
Oleg seemed to have already sensed that Chu Mu wouldn't be staying long this time.
The boy didn't belong to this isolated city amid the ice and snow. He never had.
He had come from the sea of stars, and that was where he belonged.
For Oleg,