"Make friends..." Chada paused, slightly taken aback. "Sir, are you trying to chat me up?"
"Chat you up?!" Du Yu blinked. "Does anyone use that as an excuse to chat someone up?"
"As far as I remember, people have often wanted to 'make friends' with me, but you're the first to use my daughter as an excuse." Chada sounded disappointed. "Please don't make fun of me, especially not in my daughter's name. It's very rude, and it hurts me. You 'gods' would never understand the feelings of those of us who are alive."
Du Yu paused, then understood. "Have you misunderstood me? When I say 'make friends,' I don't mean just paying lip service so you'll think I'm a good person. I genuinely want to help you. In my country, we have a saying: 'Keep every promise, see every deed through.' If I didn't think I could do it, I wouldn't say it. This has nothing to do with gods or ordinary people."
At last, Chada understood. "You mean you're really willing to save my daughter, without asking for anything?"
"That's right." Du Yu nodded. "Is that so hard to understand?"
"Yes, no..." For the first time, Chada became flustered. "I mean... I never imagined that was possible."
Seeing Chada eating human flesh had initially stirred painful memories in Dong Qianqiu, but after hearing what he had been through, she was moved. As the saying went, a woman might be weak, but a mother was strong. That saying could not have fit Chada better.
Du Yu, however, seemed to have something else in mind.
"Is this really all right?" Far away at the Legend Management Bureau, Dong Qianqiu spoke softly to Du Yu. "I don't know the laws of Britain's Immortal Realm, but bringing someone who's already dead back to