The Dragon half-blood bowed his head and body as much as possible.

Cale closed his eyes again.


However, Cale opened his eyes again and looked toward the Dragon half-blood.

The Dragon half-blood who was sitting on the couch with his head and body bowing down as far as possible was shaking.
That shaking was visible even though his body was covered by a large robe.

It was at that moment.

�What are you sorry for?�

Lord Sheritt opened her eyes and asked the Dragon half-blood in a cold voice.

The Dragon half-blood raised his shaking body upright. He still could not make eye contact with Sheritt.
He barely managed to speak.

��I got the heart.�
�Why is that your fault?�

Flinch.

The Dragon half-blood�s body flinched and his eyes headed toward Lord Sheritt.
The face that had been filled with mischievousness before was observing the Dragon half-blood with a cold gaze.

The Dragon half-blood could feel a fire developing inside Lord Sheritt�s eyes. He felt like he could also see the sorrow that was roaring like a large wave.

��That-�

The Dragon half-blood opened his mouth to speak again but Lord Sheritt cut him off.

�It is not your fault that my child�s heart was placed inside your body. It is not your fault that you became a chimera with my child�s heart either.�

She wanted to rip the White Star into shreds and felt both anger and sorrow as she looked at the Dragon half-blood. However, what was not true, was not true.

�You did not end up like that because you wanted it.�

The Dragon half-blood didn�t know what to say.

As the Lord mentioned, he did not want to become a chimera. If, really if, he could ever go back to the past, he would want to avoid the moment he became a chimera.

It was terribly painful and extremely lonely.
The only thing he got for enduring that pain and loneliness was becoming a monster that did not fit in anywhere.

He recalled Lord Sheritt�s statement again. JrNovels.com