"To help you understand my purpose, Miss Dan Shu, I can tell you about my origins."
"Please."
Dan Shu extended her left hand in invitation, her sightless eyes turning toward where Otto sat.
"I came from a remote planet. I was still young back then..." Lingchen, who was currently Otto, recounted his childhood with plenty of embellishment.
In short, Otto had lost faith in the world because his siblings constantly targeted him and the people under his jurisdiction distrusted him. Enveloped in darkness and about to end his own life, he had encountered his lifelong salvation-the Saintess who saved the world amid the light, appearing before him with her heartwarming smile.
Thus, he had regained the courage to face the monsters outside, as well as the strength to keep living.
But in the end, as monsters continued to emerge, people had framed the Saintess. Believing the monsters would only settle down if she died, they sent her to the gallows. Otto told the story with feeling and expression. At its climax, he even clenched his fists and lightly pounded the table twice to express his emotions.
Dan Shu listened in bewilderment, though she certainly felt Otto's emotions. After all, the table was shaking. What would it say about her if she failed to notice that?
Then she thought back over his story.
"Mr. Luocha, your feelings for this Saintess truly are..." Dan Shu sighed. Thinking of herself, she suddenly felt that perhaps she did not have it so bad.
Although she had been born with a disability, it was not as though no kind people had helped her, and she had only lost one close friend.
Just listen to Mr. Luocha's story: there was his dearest friend Kevin, his comrade-in-arms Siegfried, and various other friends.
Although Dan Shu felt as