@graceflute continued from HERE
He listens patiently, offering no direct comment on Wei Ying's attempt to reassure him. It is barely noticeable, but it is still there for those who know where to look; a hint of hesitation, the only sign that he does not fully believe him.
"Mn." He agrees, but he is more intent on hearing the other's thoughts. Letting Wei Ying decide. Following whichever new, curious idea has momentarily led to a new excited glint flashing in his eyes. The only time he will ever draw a line is when he feels like Wei Ying's safety is not sufficiently guaranteed. Only because the other has a tendency to . . . minimise the importance of that condition.
"If Wei Ying feels uneasy, we can go back." Simply put; he does not remotely care what the town's people would think, only what Wei Ying believes is right.
