Walking on the path towards the deeper part of the forest, everyone tacitly avoided mentioning what had just happened.
Allow the old man Gapar a little time to calm down; he'll find his own peace of mind.
However, they seemed to have overestimated the other party's ability to reconcile with himself, or perhaps the more indifferent they acted, the more...
In any case, he looked like he was sulking.
What's with this Sword Saint, seriously, could you please act like a reliable adult?
Leon sighed silently. The more he interacted with Gapar, the more he discovered the old man's childish side, making his former mountain-high respect almost vanish, as he could no longer view the other's show-off rounds seriously.
Sigh, maybe I should wait until the teacher is in a better mood to ask about what he went through.
Thinking like this, Leon ignored Gapar, who staggered as he walked and seemed utterly distracted, and turned his thoughts to where he previously saw similar stone monuments.
