Chapter 770 Aimless Blade (1/2)

Chapter 770 Ai woman!'

Sunny appeared from the shadows and resumed his position in the corner No one seemed to have noticed his absence, which was for the best

Their short conversation with Nephis had been interrupted by the appearance of a ghastly demon with six arms and charred black holes instead of eyes Sunny had done his best to restrain the abohted to destroy it without sustaining any wounds

It had not been an easy battle, though

After that, Sunny felt too confused to continue the conversation, and instead chose to return to the waking world

'Because I do… that doesn't even make any sense!'

It seened to continuously stuotten Shore until now, he just could not get how herCassie si about people sietically strange and irrational made him fume

Especially so because he suspected that Nephis soth from this bizarre attitude Was that what Effie had meant when she talked about conviction?

Sunny did not really understand what exactly it was that she thought he lacked Was it will or deterht not have been themore determination than Sunny Otherwise, he would not have survived all the terrible trials that life had thrown his way

Butwill and deter precise, and guided by a singular purpose After all, having a sharp sas useless unless it was brandished against an ene principle that shaped formless power and determination into a sharp blade? Was it an unbreakable will to achieve a certain purpose?

No… it was not so simple Sunny was not without a purpose, after all He had his own goals — to have a good life, to be free, to make sure that those he cared about were safe Why were these values not worthy of being called a conviction?

If there was one thing he noticed, it was that all of his desires were centered around him They were all ai with that… in fact, he considered it a great virtue

Nephis, on the other hand, disregarded herself to an aloals All her desires were aimed outside, and incredibly a of conviction, then? Was it not only important to have a purpose, but also for the nature of that purpose to be larger than oneself? For the principles that guided one's deter vast and deep, thus pushi+ng the person to rise higher and strive for hty to Sunny He was oals over such lofty ambitions

However, he couldn't help but feel a bit uncoreater purpose had an inherent advantage over someone who just wanted to be left alone, as he did

Unfortunately for Sunny, he was fated to coainst exactly this kind of people if he wanted to be free to live his life as he seereater than all of them would they leave him be

Which was bound to result in a very inconvenient paradox…

'Why a about this? dahtfulness… who says she's even right?'

In any case, he had other things to consider