The girl sobbed in the boy's arms, her tears soaking his clothes.
Chu Mu froze for a moment, then wrapped his arms around his younger sister and gently patted her back.
Even if he had a thousand things to say at that moment, none needed to be spoken.
Natasha came over and gathered the siblings into her arms, as though she, too, did not want them to part.
If Svarog had been there, he would undoubtedly have started a timer and recorded the scene for Chu Mu.
Of course, Svarog had recorded the last time Bronya cried. It had lasted over four thousand seconds, without a single second cut.
Svarog had even specifically asked Chu Mu whether he wanted him to play it back.
Chu Mu was increasingly convinced that Svarog was a walking video recorder. That big fellow must have recorded plenty of embarrassing moments from his childhood.
However, Chu Mu did not want to see Bronya cry, so he had declined Svarog's offer.
He had hoped there would be no tears at this reunion.
Yet at this moment, his younger sister had still shed tears.
It was simply impossible to tell whether those tears held more sorrow or joy.
Seeing this, Seele could not hold back her tears either.
And Chu Mu?
Through the heavenly eye, the Red Sun itself was his eye, so naturally, it could not shed tears.
Of course, he could make his body cry, but deliberately controlling it that way would only seem insincere.
So all he could do was let his body stand there and offer his company.
He had long since merged with the Red Sun. He should no longer have been able to stand beside his old friends; even coming slightly closer would have burned them.
This flesh body, shaped by