If he hated or disliked them, he would kill them, with no guilt.
Should there be a neutral feeling toward them, he could kill them, but there would be guilt for sure.
If they were his friends, he wasn't sure if he had it in him to kill them.
But… What if they were even closer to him?
What if they were the most important person in his life?
Forget about killing them, would he be able to harm them?
These questions had never appeared in his mind until now, as there was simply no point in thinking about it.
After all, the most important person to him was dead—his mother had died almost a year ago.
He had felt grief for so long, but eventually, he had managed to overcome it to some extent.
And yet now, his mother was standing in front of him.
Millions of questions raced through his mind.
A few moments later, he shook his head. His opponent was a trickster, this had to be one of their abilities—making you see them as if they were the most important person in your life.
