Is Xin's statement correct?
Regarding this point, Ais subconsciously gave the answer in her heart as soon as she finished listening.
Correct.
Not only is it not wrong, but it is outrageously accurate.
Whether it was what she fantasized in her heart or what she subconsciously expected, the other party accurately pointed it out.
But it was also because of this that Ais felt a little shaken.
" ... Am I getting weaker?"
*Pop~
"It hurts."
"Because I have concentrated my strength this time."
Withdrew his right hand as if nothing had happened, and Xin, who just gave the other party a brain-dead, said. "Don't hear half of what you say, just start to think about life inexplicably."
"I pointed out this problem to you, not to ask you to get into some strange horns."
Ais, who didn't understand at all, was silent for a while, and directly expressed the spirit of a good student, asking if she didn't understand.
"What Xin meant was that I became weaker."
"Don't throw me some inexplicable pot, I never said that."
His eyes paused on Ais's fair forehead, and Xin, who wanted to hit her again, said.
"What I really want to say is that you don't want to grow stronger with that kind of expectation, it will only slow down your speed of becoming stronger."
"A hero is someone who resolves difficulties when they arise, and bears them when pain strikes."
"But you need to understand that all heroes are accidents, and no one can guarantee to be there when you need it."
" ... that is, I can trust other people, but not be overly dependent on them?" Ais expressed her understanding a little unconfidently.
"That's pretty much what it means." Xin continued to speak.
"If you really want to achieve revenge with your own efforts, then don't expect too much from other people's strength."
"Physically, I am exercising hard, but mentally, I am looking forward to someone who can help me.'
"It seems to me that it is a bit stupid for you to maintain this state and work hard."
"I understand."
After silently thinking for a few seconds Ais spoke. "Give me one day, please."
"Can."