Roa was in a terrible mood.
No matter how he tried to convince himself, educating children was a headache. That was beyond doubt—especially when the child in question was someone like Eris.
In the end, Roa thought it over and gave up on trying to turn her into a refined young lady. Actually, forget that—she probably couldn't even reach the level of an ordinary middle schooler.
Well, you couldn't expect too much from a child.
He got irritated just thinking about Rudeus. The guy was getting more and more lazy. Before, Roa hadn't minded, but now Rudeus left everything to his big brother to clean up after him. They'd agreed on one thing, but somehow Roa had ended up as a full-time tutor while Rudeus just sat around doing nothing.
But the thought of the future displacement incident still gave him a headache.
How could he eliminate this hidden threat?
Human God was a pest, constantly making his life miserable.
The problem was that, for now, he had no way to deal with Human God.
Just look at the Dragon God, the strongest in the world. Even he couldn't do a thing to his opponent.
Roa couldn't stay in the Asura Kingdom forever. So, could he count on Rudeus to protect his family?
Given Rudeus's strength, that seemed like too much to ask. And with Human God stirring up trouble, who knew what might go wrong?
Roa didn't want to come home to find withered trees, a ruined house, and news that his family had perished.
But relying on himself alone was simply too difficult.
That left him with only one option: build up his own forces—or find a way to leave his parents and younger sister a means of saving themselves.
Roa's mind worked quickly. Once he'd thought through