You had once told me that when the master is
wrong, discreetly reminding him of this is also a butler’s duty.
However, when even I cannot determine what is
right or wrong, what should I do?
“Tell the situation to the young master, then
let him choose his own answer.”
I found the answer in the notebooks you left
behind. Thank you, my venerable father.
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"In the end he wasn't a true hero……"
Even
though I would not rely on heroes, I still considered heroes to be a wonderful
existence. Everyone who had watched an old superhero movie would know that
heroes would fall, but they would always stand up once more. This was the most
captivating point about heroes: they would always stand up again and give the
world hope from amidst despair.
However,
Dark Sun had fallen--and left despair behind.
"Briar!"
Tencha
appeared almost mad, constantly calling out for Briar. I think that that was
probably the girl's name. If it weren't for the three bodyguards that had
simultaneously grabbed him, perhaps he would have long since jumped down from
the building to look for her.
"Captain,
please don't be like this. Our brothers have already run down to look."
"Calm
down!"
Although
this was what a few bodyguards had yelled, their expressions were not the
slightest bit calm, only filled with despair. Vale's eyes were even red, and he
was only just slightly calmer than Tencha.
Clack!
