"I missed him, after all. We're related by blood." Dielan suddenly raised her head and looked at Fahai. "But he's too dangerous. All these years, I've never dared go see him."
"If it weren't for this time, when you came to our country and my sister asked me to take you to find him, I probably wouldn't have gone either. His seal would never have been undone."
As Dielan spoke, tears clearly glimmered in her eyes. It was obvious she wasn't lying.
"Why did things turn out this way? If you had gone to visit him a few times over the years, perhaps he wouldn't have become so full of resentment."
"Although I don't know what the cold energy inside him is, or how to control it, I think that if he calmed down, he wouldn't hurt innocent people without reason."
Fahai thought for a moment before speaking.
"Do you think I didn't want to? You think I didn't want to visit him?"
"The last time, it was a commoner. He regretted having a child. He was a sculptor in our imperial palace, and he said that if he had a child, no one would care for it, while all he wanted was to become the best sculptor for the rest of his life."
"My sister was softhearted. That year, Women's Country suffered a drought, and even the water of Fetal Abort Spring had dried up. So she had me take him to that house."
Dielan frowned and stared fixedly at Fahai.
"The last time, you didn't wake him, did you?"
A trace of confusion flashed through Fahai's eyes before he spoke.
"He woke up. It was just that he woke after we had taken the breath away, at the moment we closed the door."
"From inside the door, he