The Greatest Father

"I'm sorry, Akion ...."

But I didn't think about it. I knew it was just a pretty rough parable, but Tanka didn't want me to actually die at all. Especially when speaking, the land fairy often puts her mouth first over thinking first. 

I smiled. "I know what you mean isn't that."

When I said that, he still felt guilty. Anyone would probably behave the same way. He glanced at the mystic egg hesitantly, his fingers in contact restlessly, 

"Are you going to throw me away, Akion?"

I looked at her confused.

Oh, she feels sensitive to his own mistakes. During this time she did something well, shs helped Sanktessy a lot. Then, I didn't like the word 'throw me out of her mouth'. 

"You are not an item. You can be here and go from here as you please."

I'm not just worried about her mindset that her life is defined by my words. She's free everywhere. 

Seeing her who continues to feel guilty makes us awkward.