443. Failure Mouth Cannon_3

It was just.....

"Still, that won't do."

Adam rejected the Homebody Witch's hopes with a tone that brooked no argument.

"Oh, why? Adam, have you forgotten your dream of being a hero?"

Dorothy was a bit stunned; she became anxious.

"Of course, I haven't forgotten, not even for a moment, but Dorothy, there are things that are greater than dreams."

Father looked at his daughter before him and then spoke.

"Before a Dream Chaser, I am first and foremost your father, Dorothy. The families of heroes are seldom fortunate."

Dorothy: "....."

The Homebody Witch was silent for a moment, then sighed in her heart.

She understood that her old father had ultimately been "Worn and Torn," and that he had willingly allowed himself to be "Worn and Torn."

No wonder such a talented man never became a hero.

The idyllic home is a hero's grave; therein lies not just beauty but also family.