People in the League, Masters of Time Management

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"This is the special skill of Seraph Blade, which can heal patients."

"So it's so... amazing."

"I feel so too."

This voice...is it the young man from just now...

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"that's it……"

"Thank you, Mubai."

"It's too far-fetched to say thank you..."

"Eh? Is it?"

"Yes."

"Oh...then I won't talk about it next time."

Is it a young couple joking... Hehe, this feeling is really nostalgic...

Wait... little lovers...

Why are there couples here...

Where am I...

Kassadin struggled to open his eyes, and the severe pain from all parts of his body made him unable to help but snort.

Immediately afterwards, he saw a familiar face—it was the young man who had just turned from a void creature into a human.

"Oh, Uncle Kassadin, are you awake?" The latter showed a weary smile - the healing function of the Seraph Blade requires the user to consume a lot of mana.

"Hmm... who are you... what did you call me just now...?" Kassadin was full of question marks.He wanted to prop up his body, but he was still too weak to lie down first.

"My name is Mubai." The young man said, "Although I sometimes wear a void carapace, please don't get me wrong, I am definitely a decent human being."

After a short pause, he added: "As for addressing... I have heard your name and know that you are older than me, so I will call you that, please don't mind."

"Well...thank you for saving me..."

Kassadin shook his head, and then turned his attention to the girl next to Mubai.

For some reason, he always felt that the other party looked familiar...

but……

"Child, are you also a human being infected by the void..."

Kai'Sa nodded, with tears in the corners of her eyes, "Yes...but I survived...I refuse to let them take everything away..."

"You've done a good job..." Kassadin wanted to affirm with a smile, but just as he grinned, he felt a piercing pain, so he had to give up.

He looked at the girl carefully, and a certain figure in his mind gradually overlapped with her.

"May I ask..." Kassadin whispered, "Son, how old are you this year..."

"21..." Kai'Sa's tone was already trembling.

"21...Okay, thank you..." Kassadin laughed in his heart that he was already sick of love.

If Kaisha was still alive, she would only be eighteen this year, so how could it be the girl in front of her?

"Then what's your name?" He asked kindly again.

"I……"

Kaisha finally couldn't suppress the excitement in her heart, and tears welled up in her eyes.

She hugged Kassadin, choked up and said:

"It's me...Kasha...your daughter...I finally see you again...Father..."

Chapter 54 Father-in-law's request

Although it was difficult to accept the fact that "wife and daughter are dead", Kassadin still did it - in order to keep the anger going, and to support himself to walk under the abyss.

His village was completely destroyed by the Void during the disaster years ago.It's like the underground world opened its mouth wide and swallowed everything.

When he finally returned to where the village had once been, all he found was quicksand and gravel.He dug in the ruins and found his hands were bleeding, and kept screaming the names of his wife and daughter, but got no response.

In the next few years, he drank his sorrows every day and became a homeless vagabond... until the rumors of "prophets" began to appear in the town.

His anger that had been dormant for many years was ignited.

From that moment on, he changed from a drunkard and a vagabond to a husband and father who lost his wife and children. He was determined to eradicate the "prophet" and avenge his wife and children.

He used all human connections, from archaeologists to thieves, and with their help he got what he wanted.

Many said he was crazy, thinking this would be the last time he would see his old friend alive—but Kassadin just thanked them for their concern, spoke to them, and faced the void alone.

He spent years tracking down the Prophet, eventually killing him on Icathia's east coast.

He had his revenge.

He thought that he would have no more burdens, no more expectations in the future, that the breadth of life would end, and the length of life would soon come to an end in the struggle against the void.

But... he met two weirdos.

The girl claimed to be his daughter...

Worst of all, Kassadin did see a familiar shadow in her...it felt like...like they knew each other a long, long time ago.

"You said your name is...Kasha...?"

"It's me...Father...don't you recognize me..." The appearance of the girl Lihua with the rain is distressing.

But Kassadin was still a little unbelievable, "My child... Did you recognize the wrong person? My daughter's name is Kesha, not Kasha... And she only has..."

"I am your daughter...Father...I recognize your back...I recognize you..." Kaisha was already incoherent with excitement, "Don't deny me...I miss you so much..."

Kassadin subconsciously responded to the other party's hug.

In fact, he also really hopes that the girl in front of him is his own daughter, but...the information really doesn't match...

Besides... under the disaster of that year, it is impossible for anyone to survive...

Seeing this, Mu Bai explained in time: "Uncle Kassadin, Kassa is indeed your daughter. As for the name and age...that's a long story."

Kai'Sa was still sobbing.

Kassadin was still confused.

"Kaisha was swallowed by the void many years ago, but she survived tenaciously." Mu Bai continued to explain, "A void creature formed a symbiotic relationship with her—that is, the second skin on her body. From then on From then on, she changed her name to Kaisha."

Hearing this, the confusion in Kassadin's heart was reduced by half, but there was still the other half.

"But... what about age?" he asked, "I remember very clearly that my child should be 21 years old this year..."

"Well..." Mu Bai scratched his head and said seriously, "Because we come from the future world three years later."

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After half an hour, Kassadin gradually understood everything.

Mubai told him about the coming of the void and time travel, while Kaisha tried to recall to him the interesting stories of childhood—the interesting stories that only their own family members knew.

Slowly, he gradually believed that the girl in front of him was his own daughter.

"It's really you... my child... Keisha..." Kassadin gently stroked the girl's cheek, and he missed the familiar touch very much.

Just like ten years ago... She gave him the freshly picked flowers made into a bracelet, and he told her the wonderful bedtime stories he heard outside...

"I'm sorry...I always thought you...I didn't go to you...Really, I'm sorry..."

"No, father, it's not your fault..." Kaisha wiped the tears from the corners of her eyes, "I should be to blame for not looking for you... For so many years, I have been living selfishly..."

"It's good to see it, it's good to see it..." Kassadin looked at the void carapace on his daughter, and felt guilty again.

The father and daughter hugged each other tightly, and the scene was very warm.

Mu Bai unconsciously showed a smile, ready to leave for a while, leaving them alone space.

But before he walked a few meters away, Kassadin suddenly stopped him: "Mubai... is that his name, kid?"

"Yes, Uncle Kassadin." Mu Bai turned around and responded.

"Thank you for taking care of Kaisha during this time... no, Kaisha. Thank you for taking care of Kaisha. If it weren't for you, she might have a hard life..."

"Don't say that, Miss Kaisha also helped me a lot, we are just helping each other."

"You have redeemed Kaisa's soul." Kassadin smiled after a long absence, "I heard what she said just now. It was you who stood up when she felt the darkest and saddest."

"It's not that good..." Mu Bai embarrassedly scratched his head.

But suddenly, Kassadin changed the subject and his tone became serious: "Then what is your relationship with Kaisha now? Friends? Comrades? Bosom friends? Or... lovers?"

Hearing this, Mu Bai's hairs stood on end immediately, and he dared not make a sound.

Kai'Sa blushed unconsciously.

"Huh?" Kassadin looked at the two of them, and the eyes under the helmet seemed to burst out with cold light.

After a while, he sighed helplessly.

"You young people are thin-skinned, I'm sorry to say, I can understand...I've also been in love, you can't hide these things from me."

As he said that, he shifted his gaze to Kaisha again, "I was so shy when I saw your grandfather back then, hehe..."

"Father...don't say it..." Kaisha rarely showed her delicate side.

Kassadin shrugged, and then said to Mubai: "To be honest, I like you very much, child. You are strong and kind enough, and you are very good to Kai'Sa...Therefore, I only have one request for you."

"Well... please tell me..." Mu Bai's current feeling is: sitting on pins and needles.

"It's very simple." Kassadin said with a smile, "Be single-minded. Don't be half-hearted, don't do things that hurt Kai'Sa, and don't hurt Kai'Sa's heart."

As soon as the words fell, and before Mubai could react, Kaisha first showed a embarrassed expression.

Is this requirement too high...?

Chapter 55 Two Caesars Love Peach

Kassadin never imagined that he would still see Kai'Sa when he was over half a century old.

This feeling of being lost and regained moved him, a man who had been strong for most of his life.

He can't make up for what he owed Kai'Sa over the years, and he can't give an explanation to his dead wife, but he will spend the rest of his life trying to care for Kai'Sa-maybe it's too late to make up for it, but it will make him feel better.

But before that, he has one more thing to do.

Or rather, there is another wish.

"Son, you said you came from the future world, right?" Kassadin asked after a short rest.

"Yes, Uncle Kassadin." Mu Bai replied immediately, not daring to be slighted - he was never so nervous when facing Aatrox before.

"Then... the world we live in now, in your opinion, is the past?"

"Yes."

"'Here people' will later become 'future people', right?"

"This...it may not be accurate to say this, but it is roughly the case."

"Hmm..." Kassadin nodded thoughtfully.After thinking for a moment, a kind expression appeared on his face hidden under the helmet.

"Then there is Kai'Sa in this world, right? Kai'Sa in the 'past' in your opinion?"

"Yes, Uncle Kassadin." Mu Bai said, "I've seen her—at Vikola's side."

The more Kaisha listened to the side, the more something was wrong, "Father, don't you want... to find me in the past?"

"Hahaha... You guessed it right."

Kassadin laughed heartily a few times, but because of the armor package and the infection of the void, his laughter sounded very hoarse, even a little scary.

"I want to see her...but don't worry, I will never reveal my identity, so it won't cause changes in history."