Chapter 90

For a moment, I couldn't digest Harvey's words. Even though I feel Brian's change for me, I don't think behind him is because I do so many things. I heard a painful story four years ago. At that time, Brian was an arrogant and powerful commander; for some reason, he went mad and, in one night, slaughtered most of the army he led into the forest. That became the ghost that haunted Brian for many years; he couldn't forgive himself and tormented himself. But unexpectedly, he accepted to arouse that pain for me again today, making the wound that had been asleep before bleed again.

I pursed my lips, watching Brian's back from behind without being moved. 'Dad, Mom, your daughter has met the right person.'

Harvey patted me on the shoulder; he gave me a gentle look. "Thanks to your presence, you brought Brian out of the shadows and let him resurrect once more."

I looked up at Harvey, thought for a moment, then asked. "Sir Harvey, the people below are..."

"Those who followed Brian in a life-an