Sometimes, things develop in ways that surprise everyone. Mr. Su Bai came here just to do the Monk a favor, but he never expected the place to be so dangerous. He had nearly been killed by one of Lucky's kind, and as for "Lucky", Mr. Su Bai wasn't sure if it was the black cat's name, but considering Lucky was called Lucky, the other being called Lucky seemed quite fitting. However, Lucky did not suit his preferences and had nearly killed him.
But now,
Mr. Su Bai faced a situation even harder for him to accept than being killed: the old brother in the coffin actually wanted to keep him here to live with him.
The blame for this could only be placed on the Monk. In the end, Mr. Su Bai signaled for the Monk to leave because even if the Monk stayed to fight on, it would be of no use. Moreover, Mr. Su Bai believed that the Monk's moment of hesitation would not affect the Monk's eventual decision to turn around and walk away – the Monk was incredibly realistic and pragmatic.
