Tgurneu had known everything: what would happen to Adlet after he was released from the manipulation of his love—and just how his heart would change. Tgurneu knew who Adlet had once been. His heart had been closed, his soul obsessed with the past, burning with the dark lust for revenge.
He’d loved no one, befriended no one, and only hate had filled his heart.
Tgurneu had changed him, given him the ability to love again. It had made him slowly remember kindness—the desire to protect. When Tgurneu died, Adlet would go back to the boy who’d lost all love in his heart and everything other than hate.
Before its final breath, Tgurneu had thought, I’m not the loser here, Fremy, Adlet. I’m going to crush your love. I will continue to bring you suffering—forever.
Fremy, Adlet is sure to try to kill you eventually. The person who loved you with all his heart will now loathe you. The person who swore to protect you will be the one to kill you.
I’ve decided to imagine your expression as I die.
I’m very satisfied, Fremy. I feel truly glad I was able to send you out into the world—because simply imagining your faces as you suffer in love, I am overjoyed.