"You’re always like this, always wanting to be a beacon of civilization. From the day I t you, haven’t you been thinking about this day? You want to be the greatest hero, the greatest, yet the most unknown hero."
"If possible, I want to be rembered forever, but it seems the situation doesn’t allow for that... I’m sorry, Matilda. Maybe by then you’ll all forget too. You must live well with the children..." At this point, Malin couldn’t maintain his smile anymore; with a bitter look, he lowered his head and kissed Matilda’s forehead.
"I won’t forget you, even if one day the rules force to forget you, my body, my soul, my love will all be yours." Matilda smiled and wrapped her arms around Malin’s neck.
"Let’s have another child. I’ll raise this child, let Dadamia have a brother or a sister."
"A single-parent family will be very difficult." Malin reached out and wiped the tears from Matilda’s eyes.
"I am willing." The Big-eared Fox said very proudly, "Maybe one day, because of the rules, we sisters might even forget that our children have the sa father, maybe there won’t be any friendship between us anymore...but I still want a second child, because this is the proof that you existed in this world, this is the only thing I can do for you, I beg you, Malin... I am ready."
"...Thank you." The thousands of words in Malin’s heart could only condense into two words in the end.
As Malin carried Matilda into the bedroom, he saw Jessica sitting on the bed, this wolf girl still smiling at Malin as before: "I heard everything you said."
"I should be happy to have a deity as a husband." Saying this, the wolf girl burst into tears.
Malin had to turn and comfort the wolf girl until he was forced to sign the sa agreent with her as with Matilda.
"Why, if I’m gone, your lives might be very difficult. You and Faye, and Rewo are different," Malin worried about Matilda and Jessica’s future life.
"I can beco a rcenary, I will work hard to beco stronger, raise Evelyn and her brother or sister, don’t worry, Mr. Malin." Jessica’s face was full of proud tears: "If we really can only face a fate of eternal separation, please make sure my wish is not in vain, okay."
Malin nodded: "I understand, but I also ask you to trust , as long as there is a glimr of hope, I will not let you forget ."
"I believe what you say, Malin." Matilda said and sat in Jessica’s arms: "We all hope for that day."
"...There will be that day, I swear." Malin nodded vigorously: "There is still so ti before the final battle, I will search for a glimr of hope in the Eastern human world, believe ."
I will never disappoint those who love , this is the maxim.
......
Opening her eyes, Anna hesitated a little because she suddenly found herself unsure how to face Malin.
Last night she t Faye, her daughter seed so happy, so happy that as a mother, she felt a bit at a loss.
How is she supposed to say it? Should she tell her daughter that this Malin has a soul completely different from his physical age? How is that possible, Malin is so good to her, how could Faye give him up?
The two of them, they were the most loving couple Anna had ever seen in her life.
Even more loving than she and Goethe, even though he had far more female admirers than Goethe.
Getting out of bed, Anna dressed in her usual attire in front of the mirror. Goethe still slept; as a King, he always went to bed late, today there were no other matters, so he slept so well.
Let him sleep, in the afternoon, Malin should co, and by then, Anna would discuss Malin’s fate with him.
If that woman really intends to make Malin the Savior of this world, then how much will Malin have to pay?
It must be an unimaginable astronomical figure.
My daughter, I hope you are ready to face your future as a widow... If at that ti you can still hold onto your love for Malin, I will support you unconditionally.
If you cannot, then I can help you.
Then, I will take your child away.
Because at that ti, you will be unworthy to be this child’s mother.
Because you have betrayed the person you should never have betrayed.
I will be ashad of you, my daughter.
Getting up, Anna ca to the door, opened it, and saw Lena already positioned outside. Anna glanced back at Goethe and found him still asleep.
"It’s been a long ti since seeing Goethe still not get up so late." Lena said softly with a smile.
"Yes, but stealing a half-day of leisure, it’s good too." Anna finished speaking and caressed her abdon.
Don’t know whether Faye would like a brother or a sister... Unfortunately, this child still ca too late, but it should be fine, after all, this child will have plenty of people to rely on.
......
Goethe sat in the chair sowhat at a loss of what to do.
When he went to sleep last night, as His Majesty the King, he planned to start work first thing in the morning. However, upon waking, he found himself in an unknown world — a city full of buildings from before the Great Destruction, with people wearing clothes similar to those of the Great Destruction Era.
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