Estor felt that the God of Creation must be joking with him.
Is the child he picked up dependent on him, or is he his destined enemy?
What does this mean, I raised my enemy in one day?
The point is, am I still reluctant to kill him and wait for him to confess?
Non-canonical text
The bard playing the harp in the distance:
The people of Atharwa rose up in resistance
The knight discovers the truth as he grows up
He did not reveal the king's false mask
Because
The upright knight also selfishly covets the dragon's treasure
He lied to the wizard who raised him
I lied to him for Atharva's respect.
Just to offer pure sincerity.
Please do not believe all non-serious texts
Things to know before eating:
1. The main story line develops slowly
2. Non-serious Western fantasy, privately set up like a mountain
Concept: Every choice is a subconscious self-rescue