He walked outside alone, looking at the sky at night, wondering what he was thinking.

‘What are you stubborn about?’ Zero and Dahawang can still feel his emotions vaguely.

Dahawang raised his arms and stared blankly at the delicate bracelet on his wrist.

‘Forget it, forget it if you don’t want to say it.’

Dahewang looked at the bracelet, as if he saw Zero inside through the bracelet.

Zero is a stranger to him, so it is okay to say what he says to strangers in his heart?

"When I was a child, the city where I lived was attacked by monsters. When I ran away, I got separated from my parents. It was Daina who appeared to defeat the monsters," Dakawa Wang's eyes shone with longing, but then it faded, "Everyone was shouting 'Thank you, Ultra Warrior', but..."

But my parents left forever and I never saw them again.

"I don't hate Daina, but I've lived alone until now." Dahewang sat on the ground, looking at the grass in front of him.

‘So, until now, don’t you want to rely on Ultra Warriors?’ Zero saw what Dahe was thinking.

He was complaining about his weakness, his arrival, and his anger towards Daina.

Zero knew that Ultra Warriors were not gods and could never save all tragedies.

What is saved is naturally grateful, and what is left is naturally resentment.

Why didn’t the Ultra Warrior come earlier? Why did he hate himself suffer the losses? Why did he hate others to be well, but he had to suffer all this?

Zero has no words to persuade him about his current partner.

Don’t advise others to be kind if you don’t know how hard others are.

Zero had never experienced what Dahewang said, so he could not persuade him to let go.
Chapter completed!