Right now, the two of them understood each other as well as they understood themselves. Even when their actions were poles apart or ran counter to each other, neither would deliberately yield to the other. Precisely because they were soulmates and closest friends, acting this way was the truest acknowledgment and respect for one another. However, if a matter arose that threatened the other's safety, neither would ever stand idly by.
Of this, Weining was certain, and she knew Great Golden Crow was well aware of it too. A beating drum needs no heavy beating; Great Golden Crow naturally knew that Weining was no longer the ignorant child she once was. His reminder, therefore, needed no further elaboration.
Subconsciously, Great Golden Crow tightened his grip on her soft, boneless hand. Though reluctant in his heart, he forced himself to let go.
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