By day, he was a comforting priest at the Divine Academy, listening to the suffering of believers. But once night fell, he became an executioner of sin.
Every year, at least four or five people would suffer his private execution. By the time the author wrote The Long Road of Day and Night, he had already executed more than a hundred people.
When the author wrote this book, he did not believe that what he had done was wrong.
The people he killed were all heinous villains spoken of by the believers who came to him for comfort.
By day, he listened to the believers' misfortunes; by night, he became an executioner and put those calamities to death for them. Because of this, no believer ever reported him, allowing him to live peacefully to the end. In the eyes of the believers, the author had saved them.
Had he not written this book, no one would have known the truth behind those departed souls. He wrote it because he was already in his twilight years and wished to reminisce about his life before death, then tell the world that although he had a dual personality, different by day and night, he enjoyed his time walking through the darkness. It made him feel the beauty of daylight all the more deeply.
"Walking through darkness, feeling the beauty of daylight?" After hearing Angel's words, Falina seemed to think of something. "Onassis said something similar. Could it be that he cast himself as the protagonist of this book?"
Angel said, "Perhaps."
"If that is really the case, then the changes in his body may truly be the same as the protagonist's in The Long Road of Day and Night—caused by a dual personality." Falina came to a realization. If it was a dual