ACDWL 141: Thoughts That Never Fade

─Rodokiaus' Side─   I think Eldred's words have made him even more stable since Ko's smile increased. But, as expected, the fact that the children are getting older is probably one of the reasons. At this point, there's no one who can attack the current children. The sleeping pills worked on Calvert probably because he's … Continue reading ACDWL 141: Thoughts That Never Fade

ACDWL 140: Calm Days Are Back

─King Marihect's Side─   Calvert's kidnapping, Lady Arteamiya's death...and so many misfortunes continued to happen for Ko, and I think his smile had noticeably decreased. Far from letting anyone touch the children, he was wary of anyone who approached. He seemed to be on guard against everyone other than his family and was always on … Continue reading ACDWL 140: Calm Days Are Back

ACDWL 135: Eldred’s Studies Progress Slowly

─Rodo's side─   Eldred is currently three and a half years old. Nevertheless, Ko started teaching Eldred letters. "This is El's name." "El's name." He showed a piece of paper with Eldred written on it. You only need your name after you humanized. Before humanizing, I was never asked to write my name. Even if … Continue reading ACDWL 135: Eldred’s Studies Progress Slowly

ACDWL 134: The Suspicion Nesting In Me Won’t Clear

Every day was as usual. I made breakfast, ate with everyone, and saw Rodo off. At noon, I made lunch boxes, brought them to the barracks, and ate them together with everyone. Sometimes, I watched Rodo's training after that and watched El's special training to train his body while being nervous. Sometimes, I'd wait until … Continue reading ACDWL 134: The Suspicion Nesting In Me Won’t Clear

ACDWL 133: Difference Between Ko and Our Perceptions

-Kursedum (King Marihect) side-   Ko's third child was a rare girl, even for a half-Akinist. When a child who inherited the Akinist bloodline was born, they decided on a male and female name, but most of them were male. I heard that when Lady Arteamiya was born, she was celebrated nationwide. Since Diadora, who … Continue reading ACDWL 133: Difference Between Ko and Our Perceptions