Chapter 438: 89 - Father, don't reflect.

How could I have let this happen?

How could I, who was supposed to be the father of Alice, who was to be taken in by the High Priestess as her godchild, end up in this situation? And why must my wife fall ill?

I was forced to tell the people of the High Temple about the existence of Lerunda, the god of pestilence. I didn't understand why they would make me tell them about the existence of such a creepy child. In addition, a short time later, I was separated from my wife and placed under house arrest. Sometimes, I was ordered by the Grand Temple to show my people that I was smiling and not speaking, and the only time I could go outside was when I was unwilling to do so.

When I asked Alice's father if he thought it was right for her to do this, he laughed in return.

He also told me that Alice was probably not a godchild, and that the godchild was probably that Lelunda.

That Lelunda is a godchild?

That creepy kid?

I honestly thought it was ridiculous when I heard that.

I couldn't believe that that child, whose mere presence would darken the place, was a child of the gods. However, the fact that his wife, who had been recovering her health after carrying Alice in her body, was getting sick while Alice was living happily as a godchild made me think that Lelunda might indeed be a godchild.

My wife was happy because Lelunda was there. Is this the situation we are in now because we abandoned Lerunda?

When I think about it, I wish I had not abandoned Lerunda at that time. If we had let the temple take her in as the sister of a divine child, Lelunda would have stayed with us, and my wife would not have fallen ill. But if Lelunda was also a godchild, then she should have had more distinguishing features that would have identified her as a godchild. It's hard to know what the ...... gods like when they have no such characteristics and are just creepy kids, but they are still godchildren.

In the first place, I also resent the Great Temple for treating us in such an unfair manner, even though we would still be the parents of the godchild either way.

And Lelunda is Lelunda, too. We raised Lelunda, creepy as she may be. And yet, because he didn't appreciate it, his wife got sick. What a terrible child.

I visit my wife.

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He is allowed to do so under supervision. He was frustrated that he needed permission from the Grand Temple to visit his wife, who was ill. However, my wife is recovering well thanks to the help of the arrangements made by the High Priestess. They made the arrangements because we are the parents of the godchild.

You..."

I hear my wife's voice. It was the voice of my wife, who had always been there for me.

How could this have happened? We were supposed to be happy. We were supposed to have a happy life. We were supposed to have a child, Alice, our beloved child, who was special, and we were supposed to live a happy life as the parents of a godchild.

In the first place, why is that creepy child said to be a godchild? Is she really a godchild? Could it be that the creepy child has done something to take away the power of the divine child when in fact Alice is the divine child? It is understandable that Alice is a divine being, but I am not convinced that such a creepy child is a divine being.

I feel unforgivable when I think that my wife is suffering such a hard time because of that child.

It seems that the Grand Temple is desperately searching for the child. If they find him, he will have to apologize to his wife. Because that child has forgotten the debt of gratitude for raising him, and that is why my wife is in such a difficult situation.

That creepy kid - Lelunda - is the reason we are in this mess. She is making us unhappy. She's the reason we're in this mess.

This man has no remorse whatsoever."

"...... such a man is the father of the Godson."

I was thinking that if only I had done right by her, because of her, I had not heard the words of the priests and knights of the high temple who were following me to keep an eye on me. I didn't care how coldly they looked at me, or what they thought of me. All I cared about was that Lelunda was the reason I was in this mess, and that I wanted my wife, who was lying in bed sick, to get better.

---- father, no remorse.

(Probably, the father of the godchild girl and her sister does not feel any remorse when he is told that the girl might be a godchild. He just felt that the girl was the reason he was in this situation. He didn't even think about how people around him were looking at him.)

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