Just a few days after being sent to the old man, he and Mr. Quinn sent Lucas Quinn to the island for isolated training. He obediently stood at the shore, watching the boat of the two elderly men fade into the distance, accepting reality without crying or making a fuss.
During the first week on the island, he had repeated fevers. When his head was fuzzy with fever, he would call for his grandfather and grandpa, but when he opened his eyes and saw no one, he would just stare blankly at the ceiling, still without crying or fussing, sensibly unlike a child of his age.
Later, under the slow conditioning of traditional Chinese medicine, he gradually grew up, and his physical condition returned to normal, but he was no longer as sunny and bright as a little sun like before.
He seemed to have lost all expectations for everything; his eyes always carried a fierce aura, and during missions, he was as cold-blooded and ruthless as a hunting beast.
