I Became The Hero's Mother (ChatGPT Translated)

I became the mother of the male lead - Episode 47

Episode 47.

"He can be considered the 'kindest' character among the ones I've created."

"Even though he is a white attribute, he couldn't unlock his abilities, so he is endlessly incompetent when it comes to being in the temple. . ."

I was caught in suspicion, recalling the author's comments about Mihail's setting.

Of course, I hope it's not true, and it's also possible probabilistically, but. . .

"Aisha, you don't look happy. Is it because of the priest's mistake. . . ?"

"Your Highness."

"Huh?"

"I have something to think about for a moment. Could you please leave?"

I needed to organize my thoughts.

It seemed like my hastily spoken words were taken as an insult, and Hades was taken aback.

"Was it more unpleasant than painful? Was it wrong of me to leave the punishment to the priest? Yes, I might have been a little thoughtless. . ."

"No! It's not like that."

There was no way to appease Hades now.

My mind is currently in turmoil, how can I. . .

When I gestured to open the door and leave, Hades stared at me for a moment with a blank expression, then slowly moved his steps.

"Alright. If your mood improves. . ."

"No, Your Highness. I'm not in a bad mood. I just need a moment to think. Please don't meet the people from the temple for no reason and stay in your room. I'll come to your room soon."

As I firmly spoke, Hades hesitated for a moment, nodded his head, and left the room.

There was no time.

I no longer hid behind Hades and waited for him to uncover the mystery of the temple.

Even if the author had a strong setting, he would never be able to defeat the 'real protagonist' that the author loves the most, no matter how many times he goes.

The only existence that could resist the character who received all the author's buffs.

It was only me.

To organize the scattered doubts in my head, I quickly unfolded the paper and picked up the pen.

First, let's start with the 'assumption'.

1. Hades is currently brainwashed.

The probability of this assumption being true is almost 100 percent, considering Hades' personality. If there is someone who even slightly harms Abel, or someone who behaves suspiciously?

Hades is not the type of person who carefully assesses the truth and wrong and seeks revenge. Anyway, he is suspicious, and he could become a threat at any time, so I have to be prepared to die!

. . . That's the kind of person he is. Although I may not be as good as Abel, I must have reached a position where I can protect Hades, so his actions in the previous Parnelli collaboration were not voluntary.

I didn't even think about the aftermath, and if I had to sacrifice Mikhail and even other deities, so be it. There is no reason for them to question my actions, saying, "Why are you so sensitive about the mistakes of the deities?"

Assumption 2. . .

My hand, which wrote the number 2 on the paper, trembled as if I were a person suffering from a disease even in the middle of a war.