People gave up on pursuing their goals and failed to persevere for one reason, while believing they lacked the ability and giving up early was another.
Take winning the Seven Star Sword Festival, for example. Almost every student knight dreamed of it, but most student knights knew they lacked the ability to win and could only choose to give up.
Compared with them, high-ranking Blade-Breakers did not have such troubles.
Take Stella. She was born with the world's strongest magic power and knew she bore a Fate heavier than anyone else's, destined to have an enormous impact on her country and the world in the future. Since she knew she possessed such ability, anyone with even a little ambition would want to work hard.
After all, she had known from the very beginning that she possessed such talent and such potential, hadn't she?
Compared with that, people like Ikki, whose talent as a Blade-Breaker was clearly lower than anyone else's yet who refused to give up and wanted to persevere, were one in a million.
As for Luo Zhen, he possessed the world's publicly acknowledged second-greatest magic power. His future achievements would certainly be no inferior to Stella's, so wasn't it only normal for him to have ambitions and want to work hard to achieve them?
There was no one who did not want to become stronger, and even fewer who did not want to pursue their dreams.
That was what Stella thought.
Therefore, she was genuinely puzzled by Luo Zhen's current indifferent attitude, unable to understand how he could be so content with the status quo.
"Even if you're stateless and don't have a country of your own to protect, surely you have one or two dreams at least, right?"
That was what puzzled Stella.
If Luo Zhen really