Sapir looked at his angry sister and couldn't help scratching his head—his tall stature and strong body made him more accustomed to solving problems with brute force. His brain wasn't fond of thinking, especially when Didian was around; he habitually gave up on thinking.
In Sapir's view, as long as his sister was there, she could do the thinking.
As for him?
Whomever his sister told him to fight, he would fight.
So, at this moment, Sapir wasn't a tiny bit angry.
The breathing method was very precious.
But he believed his sister was right.
Didian turned her head, looked at her simple-minded brother, and couldn't help but sigh.
"Whose people are we now?"
"The Black Cat Faction of the Kledos Family."
Sapir said straightforwardly.
"And that old man just now?"
"He was from Inner Bay."
Sapir replied.
Then, he blinked.
The clarity in his eyes made Didian cover her forehead.
This lady had to explain in more detail—
