Gods and the Man Who Wants to Kill Gods

For Donnie, all of this was a reasonable development for her, and at the age of fifteen, she acted as a grinding agent in the streets, in a way that few people wanted to do. There are many errands and little profit, and she has asked her father several times if he looks down on her because he is a witch.

His father, the tall man, said to her many times in all seriousness, "How come, my dear Don, this is your greatest advantage." She was too young and naïve at that time, so even when her father later put herself in such an obviously hard position, he did not see clearly the calculation in his father's eyes.

It was the look of an object, and Donnie still felt disgusted when she remembered that look again years later. So she didn't even give her father a decent funeral, and she didn't care even if the old man was shouting.

There are fathers who do not deserve to be called fathers.

The people who are most accessible in that position tend to be people who are neither high nor low in the middle of the organization as a whole. Of course, it is not excluded that she will encounter some scum, and she and her mother were still living in a safe house arranged by her father at that time. That's when she came across the stream.

The stream is the head of the safehouse, and it's almost inconsequential work, because even if it's not favored, no one will be in tune with the organization at that time, and the big guys disdain ants, which are already huge for mites. The status of the people that Donnie came into contact with at that time in the organization dramatically echoed the status of the organization in the entire star field.

Donnie's father is slick enough to maintain a mediocre achievement, and even if there are people in the organization who disagree with him, he just lets them go out on their own, and naturally no one succeeds.

As for whether there is a father's involvement, Donnie herself has thought about it, even if there is no evidence at all that can point to her father, but to be honest, with her father's character, there are many ways to make any evidence unable to point to her like a non-stick pan.

I have to say that the trick of killing chickens and making an example of monkeys is very useful, and there is no humanoid who cherishes his life more than a humanoid who is in a pure interest group.

Her mother grew more and more emaciated day by day, and although her father didn't come here much, she felt that her mother was not yet to the point where she could lose weight because she didn't get her father's attention, and that it was just a business marriage.

Her mother still taught her about witchcraft every day, those who hurt others and those who saved others, and she always said that she wanted to protect her family and kill those who hurt her. Although she did do so, it was too late for her mother.

In those days, he would often bring knick-knacks for his mother, such as a glowing star (a starry sky lamp), an immortal flower (he folded it himself, a blue one), and even a bowl with a unique pattern. She didn't think it was anything, but her mother was happy every time.

It was something she could not understand, and the education she received was invariably indicative of the importance of strength, and the supposedly flattering things with a marked sense of weakness, and what she appreciated more was the powerful, blood-based convenience that her mother had tried to teach her.

She is strong, but her mother is weak, and her mother never uses spells on any humanoid, which means that almost all of the abilities that come with a strong bloodline are something she will not use. Donnie, the witch race, had the world's most knowledgeable mother on how to kill her enemies, and yet she ended up like that.

This often led her to agree with her father's point of view, such as that weakness is a sin, and that mental weakness is the most hateful.

At first she barely spoke to the stream because it was an unnecessary thing. But as she watched her mother get closer and closer, she couldn't help but wonder if this human race, who had been assigned by her father to supervise her, had some plans, and whether he was trying to do something that would threaten her mother.