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Because good people were destined not to side with Alessa. Good people had consciences; between all the humans in the world and one child, they would find themselves unable to choose, and then compromise.

Since they were good people, how could they possibly disregard the entire world for the sake of one little girl? Could they still be called good people then?

Just like those throughout history who had their own children sacrifice themselves for their country and family—they were absolute good people, worthy of respect and admiration.

But they were not suited for Alessa, because their personalities dictated that they would choose to abandon her.

Only when little Alessa was certain that

Rose had only her daughter in her heart, that she could disregard all of humanity's suffering for her daughter alone—only someone with this somewhat "selfish" nature would dare earn Rose's approval.

This selfish maternal love was what little Alessa needed.

As for good and evil? What did they have to do with her? The good people and bad people of this world were not her kind.

"Yes. Kindness offers me no help whatsoever. Evil, on the other hand, is what aids me."

"But I neither like evil nor tolerate the so-called righteous deeds of the cultists."

Little Alessa walked over to Wu Heng. As they spoke, she seemed to lower part of her guard again. In her current state, the child was like a stray dog that had been beaten everywhere it went.

Even if someone threw it a bone, they might just be a dog-meat shop owner trying to lure it in.

No wonder she was so cautious.

"Your answer back then moved me, because you said that good and evil had nothing to do with you. You only made deals."

"I could tell that you