Alice froze for a moment. She had never considered this question before. After all, she was not a real child. Though she nominally had stages such as infancy, she was not truly a child who needed care, so she had never thought about it.
Only when Klein brought it up did Alice remember that she might indeed need a... nanny? Not to mention this trip to the River of Eternal Darkness, even in the future, Mr. Fool probably could not keep her by his side at all times. At most, he could have a Marionette act as her nanny.
But Klein knew that she was not a real child, and Alice could not guarantee that a Marionette nanny would wholeheartedly play the role—Klein was too lazy to act most of the time when he was in front of her.
Besides, even if Klein really acted, there was still Alice herself. She could not possibly truly treat herself as a child; she was merely living according to the ways of a child. It would be easy to give herself away in front of people who knew her.
Alice quickly made her decision and made a request of Klein:
"Someone who doesn't know... It would be best if they don't know, so that I can truly be a 'child.'"
Klein smiled brightly upon hearing that and said evenly:
"In that case, I have a Good Idea.
"Alice, before becoming someone else's child of God, why not first become your own child of God?"
"Mr. World, this is..." Justice Audrey looked at Dwayne Dantès, who was holding an infant in his arms, her gaze turning blank.
After stabilizing his condition, Klein approached Audrey once again. Ever since becoming a Demigod, he had often arranged private psychotherapy sessions with Audrey. Sometimes they were