"…I'm never know that kind of thing happened to Uncle Qi Yu."
That intense aura of him—maybe that's where it came from.
One thing was certain: Malvis had a complicated family and a painful origin.
Morin didn't know if he was glad to have learned all this… but at least he understood now.
"There was a four-year gap between Malvis's birth and Qi Yu's resurrection. During that time, Malrik cared for Malvis, but his emotions were a tangled mess. He loved his child—but Malvis was also the reason he lost the one he loved. He didn't know how to handle it."
"Of course he didn't," Morin murmured.
"And to make things worse," Nabe went on, "the people in the castle treated Malvis coldly. Malrik himself grew unstable, and some people blamed Malvis for it. Children pick up on that kind of thing more than anyone. Eventually, Malvis stopped speaking altogether."
Morin hated this.
He didn't want to hear about it more.
Why did Malvis have to suffer like that? He hadn't done anything wrong.
