"We all know that witches can grant wishes. Everyone discusses the scope of wishes, but never discusses the price of wishes, as if witches really don't ask for anything from us. In fact, a small number of people who have made wishes with witches have lost extremely important emotional abilities - for themselves - the compassion of the priest, the empathy of the poet, and the hatred of the lover. We call this phenomenon incapacitation."
"Witches can indeed grant any wish you have, but in exchange, they will peel off a piece of your soul and eat some of your memories and feelings. They will disappear forever and can never be found again."
"They feed on souls. They are an unclean race that desecrates souls."
——Manuscript of "On Witches"
Many years later, when he was sorting out the collection of books at home, Dikoya casually flipped through this obsolete book. After reading this, he couldn't help but sigh: "When I was a child, I really thought witches fed on souls."
One of his guardians responded: "I thought so when I was a kid."
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"But if the witch feeds on souls, I am willing to sacrifice my soul to him."
Hearing this, Dikoya's other guardian and supervisor rolled his eyes in a very subtle and speechless manner: "Thank you, I won't eat."
Witch×Great Magician
Wingsener Szazak × Spicher Abergoffen
Pseudo-force attack, US attack is a handsome one
I won't summarize the settings, so this is the introduction.
I wanted to write about a young father raising a baby, but somehow it turned into a story about a young father raising a baby and chasing his wife (in my case, it's the wife!
Demining: There are hundreds of millions of "I green myself" plots (Lei's Run
Di Ke is not Yafei's biological son, and his life experience may be a bit bloody.
Motto: There will always be someone who loves you