The wind is rather strong, and Mr. Su Bai can clearly sense the sound of the fierce wind brushing against his clothes. This is a chaotic battlefield, where various remnants of energy continue to ravage wantonly, further devastating the land.
When he reached the Monk's side, there was no joy on the Monk's face from Su Bai's involvement; instead, he appeared somewhat helpless and desolate. Foye on the side felt the same way. Generally, in situations like this, a gallant man with three helpers would be a very gratifying affair;
Yet Mr. Su Bai's addition at this moment indeed can aptly turn the tide, but the Monk and Foye both knew in their hearts the immense determination behind Mr. Su Bai's choice.
No one wants to be a burden; if you truly regard that person as your friend, you won't force him to change his original intention for your sake.
"I implicated you," the Monk said.
"We're friends; no need to mention it."
