บททั้งหมดของ Gn 001 book-00018: บทที่ 61 - บทที่ 68

    "What do you want? " i say ripping open a pack of gummy bears and popping it into my mouth.  "How do you feel? "he takes me by surprise.  "Do you really want to know? " "Yes " he looks really serious, no falter in his expression what so ever. I sit up, staring him straight in the eye. "like you're a piece of shit " He sighs and his eyes soften into something a little sad. He walks closer to me and takes a sit on my little love seat by the corner. "it bothers you " "Surprise, surprise " "I know i haven't been the father you probably wanted -" "Shocking! "i fake surprise with my eyes wide.  "-But i want to make up for it " he goes on, ignoring my childish comment. "i didn't start off on the right foot, and I've probably hurt you

EPILOGUE: ... it is still with a heavy heart that I, Chris Ronald, write to you, The United Nations. For the sake of the very lives that have been lost so far in this fight, this struggle for a sovereign state of Nigeria. I still fight, with only one hand and one leg. I refuse to remain silent. Please fulfill the promise you made to my late brother, Chiadi Okorie, the Fisheye, who gave his life in service for this purpose. Avenge us, I beseech you. Avenge Nigeria, for all our sakes. For I, only I, and a few others are still well and able to carry guns to go out into battle against Medusa. But if I go wit

 “The boy woke up from another awful nightmare. Bad memories from the past that he wanted to remove from his mind were replayed in his dreams every night and haunted him endlessly. The boy was terrified of falling asleep.”-The Boy Who Fed on Nightmares

After getting an understanding of the situation, I hung up the phone. I asked Liu Longting how we should proceed; after all, they were of the same species. Listening to what Ma Jianguo had to say, Liu Longting’s expression remained unchanged. He told me we did not need to prepare anything to deal with that and could head there right away.Ma Jianguo’s house was quite a distance from mine. It was in Tieling, and I did not have a car yet so all I could do was get a train ticket. It was an approximately six-hour journey! I thought that I would have to suffer alone on the train, but unexpectedly just as I was heading out, Liu Longting casually told me to prepare his luggage. He would be sitting on the train with me. That was going to be awkward. I did not mind if he accompanied me, but why would he want to sit on the train with me. Furthermore, I did not have much to talk about with Liu Longting—it would be uncomfortable to sit together. However, since Liu Longting wanted to, I wo