The Fallen Ashbringer

"Reno! Reno!"

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When Alexandros looked around and breathed a sigh of relief, he suddenly sprang to his feet. He hadn't seen his son. Though Alexandros usually beat and berated his eldest, he only did so because he wanted him to grow up quickly and become a real man who could shoulder responsibility. That didn't mean Alexandros didn't love him.

So when Alexandros looked around and couldn't find his eldest son, he immediately began searching through the bodies scattered nearby.

Each time Alexandros turned over a body and saw that it wasn't his son, he felt both happy and disappointed. He was happy because his son might still be alive, but disappointed because he feared he might never find him.

Seeing Alexandros like this, the surviving soldiers of Southshore also sprang into action. They searched through the bodies, hoping to help him.

The battlefield stretched for miles, so as they searched, the survivors gradually became scattered. No one noticed when one of the bodies suddenly moved.

When you loved someone, all their flaws became virtues in your eyes. But when you hated someone, even if they said nothing, you felt that their very existence was a mistake.

Reno heard his father's frantic cries. But to him, Alexandros's earnest calls sounded grating. He felt insulted by his father. His father didn't believe he was alive, or that he was capable of surviving. He looked down on him. He thought Reno was a coward.

As Reno's thoughts grew more and more extreme, the voice from earlier spoke again.

"See? Your father can't wait for you to die. Then everything he has will belong to your younger brother.

"Look how happily he searches through the bodies. Look how disappointed he is when he finds that one isn't you. He's so eager,