That's too polite, old man.
The dilapidated house became quiet again, Cardon's eyes were completely closed.
And his last words turned out to be exclusively to express gratitude, leaving Fu Qian deeply honored for a moment.
There's more to be moved by—not just this; regarding the topic of euthanasia, the other's answer is also quite astonishing.
"You can do it when you feel it's necessary," such a saying appears casual, but the confidence within can be described as surpassing eternity.
Unprepared, unable to respond, it's almost universally abhorred by any life instinct.
Even including the Superior Beings encountered so far, regardless of their strong or weak states, you can vaguely sense their subjective initiative.
However, Cardon's statement just now clearly transcends this point, to the extreme.
Not only can you opt for euthanasia, but even at any time you deem appropriate.
