You Must Be Furious Right Now, Aren't You?

"It seems she has almost completely emerged from the shadow of her nightmares," Vilnalasath suddenly said.

"Yeah! You must know, I've put a lot of effort into this lately. I've read more than a dozen psychology books alone. Raising a child really is exhausting—I'm starting to think about hiring someone to help."

As he spoke, Allen picked up a book titled "Child Psychological Trauma Recovery and Guidance" from the nearby table, flipped through it casually, then tossed it aside again.

To restore Sakura's mental state to health, he had truly gone to great lengths, guiding and counseling her from every angle. He had even used illusions to dilute those terrifying memories.

It could be said that he had used nearly every method available to him.

Only after going through all this did Allen finally understand how difficult it was for parents to raise a baby from infancy to adulthood. At the same time, he was troubled over how to ensure Sakura could grow up healthily in the future.

After all, as her personal strength increased, Sakura's mindset would soon undergo a series of irreversible changes.

If she was led astray by accident, it would be too late to correct her afterward.

After all, he did not have the slightest experience raising a daughter or a younger sister. He was a complete novice.

Although he looked as steady as a mountain on the surface, inwardly, he was panicking like crazy.

"But she is worth all this effort, isn't she?" Vilnalasath hinted meaningfully.

Allen chuckled and nodded. "Of course! Believe me, once the seed inside Sakura hatches, she'll become my best helper, just like you."

"Hmph! Give me a break. She only received a Seed of Power from you, while I am your other half. In terms of life level alone, she