"So, Old Sulyvhan," Kaiser continued. "Why not have two instead of sticking with just one, or even better, have several altogether… If one makes you unhappy, ten others will certainly make you happy…"
The old man nearly choked on his saliva hearing his disciple's remark.
"I… I hadn't seen it from that angle." He finally grumbled.
Kaiser looked at him, a smile forming on his face. It seemed the old man had quite a few gaps in that area.
"Looks like I have a lot more experience than you in that domain, old man. It's pure logic… right?" Kaiser went on.
"In my era, your logic would be more than questionable… (cough)"
"Old Sulyvhan!" Kaiser exclaimed, stepping closer to help him, but alas, the old man's body was slowly turning to ash.
"It seems my old body can't go on anymore. My time has come…" Sulyvhan said, lowering his eyes to examine his body's state.
Kaiser now stood beside him, but unfortunately unable to do anything.
