The Lament of a Kidnapped Girl Part 2
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"If that's the case, then I feel sorry for him, but it's necessary for Alex to grow strong as quickly as possible, and the only way for that to happen is to expose him to danger. That's how his father became the person he was."
"General, it was because we exposed the professor to so much danger that we ended up losing him. Are we going to make exactly the same mistake?"
"Félix, I understand what you mean, but Alex is the only lucid being we have, and time is against us. We can't wait any longer; I simply cannot wait."
Félix looked at the general, gave a sarcastic smile, and said,
"Aunt, you're no different from Dad at the end of the day."
"Don't compare me to your father."
Félix shifted form, from a child into someone adult, and walked up to where the beautiful general stood.
"You expect so much from Your Majesty; you want him to carry a burden that no one else could bear. And what are you doing for him?"
