Chapter 24

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Translator: MysticRain

-Gein’s memory

In my memory, my father had always looked proud and confident.

He never asked anyone for anything. His invincibility on the battlefield had always made me revere him as a god.

But…he was no god after all…

He was already old…in the silent passage of time, traces of time gradually accumulated in the corners of his eyes. His back was no longer straight, and his voice was no longer loud and clear.

This was a fact that I do not want to believe, but it was also a fact that I had to believe.

In his letter to me, he said that he was not as strong as before, and now he needed someone by his side to assist him.

He wanted that person to be me…his only…son…

When I saw my father’s handwriting, I felt a particular sadness, for it suddenly occurred to me that he was a very stubborn and obstinate man.

He would rather die than bowed to defeat, but for the first time he, in all earnest hope that I could return to the battlefield.

And what saddened me, even more, was that……

I didn’t choose to leave…I can’t give up Alpha…

I love him…More than anyone in the world…More than life itself…

So the answer I gave him was: “Alpha…don’t worry…I..won’t..go…”

It was just…at the moment before my voice fell, the tears came out of my eyes inexplicably.

For a moment…in my mind……repeated over and over…the scene when I met my father for the first time…

He said to me with a bright smile on his face: “You must be Gein…I’m your…father…”

That was the happiest smile of his life…

That was the last family in my life…

Now, he had to fight alone on the battlefield and wandering alone in the gunfire.

I seemed to see the expression of loneliness and disappointment in his eyes, the lonely silhouette stretched silently under the setting sun, leaving only heavy sigh when the breeze brushed his cheeks……

His awaited reply, in the end, it turned out to be nothing more than a reply full of remorse…

In the countless nights that he had a brief encounter with death, the person he missed the most never came to him…

Will he be broken-hearted…

Will he be sad…

Will he feel a deep sense of helplessness when he looked up at the sky….

Thinking of this, a small and sharp pain lived in my chest multiplied, like a brand, it can never fade away in this life……

As May unwittingly came to an end, Gein became more and more silent by the day……

He often gazed out of the window, in his father’s direction far away……

The bright sunshine can not stop the invasion of dark clouds, the distant concern eventually became eternal regret.

His decision…

His abandonment…

Brought him a lifetime of guilt and remorse….

If this was the cruel verdict of fate…

All his struggles were unable to reverse the doomed sad end…..

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