Sungjin had not known Logan properly for very long.
But from Sungjin’s perspective, the guy had become far too accustomed to carrying other people’s burdens in their place.
His deeds in his previous life had been extraordinary enough, after all.
That was why, every now and then, someone had to stay beside him and ask him about every single thing that was troubling him.
Otherwise, that foolish bastard would happily shoulder every worry in the world all by himself and sink straight to the bottom of the sea with a glug-glug.
“By the way, Lee Sungjin, how’s your front paw? It looked like you were pushing yourself a little too hard.”
So seeing Logan looking considerably more relieved than before put Sungjin somewhat at ease.
“No, calling it your front paw feels a little strange, considering it’s you…. Still, I’ll heal it for you first, so would you show me?”
Sungjin willingly held out his front paw and let Logan share Divine Power with him.
At the same time, he enjoyed the tremendous amount of information pouring in through a dog’s sense of smell and basked in the refreshing sea breeze for the first time in quite a while.
‘Looks like it really was a good idea to put off training and come check on him.’
He would have liked to talk with Logan a little longer like that.
But Sungjin could no longer maintain his…
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