I Became The Hero's Mother (ChatGPT Translated)

I became the mother of the male lead - Episode 89

Episode 89.

After finishing the meeting with the departed ones, which was not as difficult as he had worried, Hades immediately called Azar to his office.

He wanted to ask about what happened between Garen Viscount and Aisha during the day.

The content was similar to what he had expected.

It seemed that Garen Viscount had given excessive punishment during the elite army training, and Aisha, who couldn't bear to watch the situation, had intervened.

Hades had never paid much attention to Garen Viscount's military training methods.

He was in a position to manage not only the elite army specialized in subduing demons but also the knight order that dealt with humans, and he thought that Garen Viscount's style was somewhat necessary for military discipline.

"You endured well with your temperament."

Hades looked at Azar sitting in front of him with a surprised expression and said.

He shrugged his shoulders nonchalantly.

"We have to adapt, don't we? We can't act like a good-for-nothing forever."

"You did well."

Hades smiled satisfactorily at Azar's obedient answer.

When they first met, Azar was like a wandering wolf, showing his fangs anywhere.

It was perhaps a natural result, as he was rejected for being a hybrid of Crescenta and Kajit and couldn't live comfortably in the Empire.

How difficult it was to keep him tied up in Lubermonth and make him my person.

Although he managed to control himself this time, clashes between Garen Viscount and Azar had been numerous in the past.

Hades proudly recalled the process of establishing the concept of military discipline and hierarchy in Azar, who had been a free spirit.

"Have you grown a lot?"

"It's over. Well. . . Young Ae doesn't understand the circumstances of people like us, so don't say anything too harsh."

"Huh?"

Hades was puzzled by Azar's hesitant words.

Azar spoke out of the blue.

"Ah, you! Acting all stiff and wobbly, looking like you're going to collapse when His Majesty speaks?"

"When did I say anything to Aisha?"

Hades' eyes narrowed with suspicion.

"Whether it's the Viscount or Aisha, I don't think either of them had any problems. It's right to make them reflect by physically punishing them, and it's also right for Aisha, who is not used to such things, to not be able to see and interfere. Why would I?"

"Ah, well. . ."

Hades' eyes narrowed even further as he calmly observed Azar's confusion.

Just the day before, Hades had brought the letter from Viscount Escliff and had been suspicious and displeased with Aisha. But now, Azar's attitude was not like himself.

With a bewildered face, and even blushing cheeks that didn't suit him. . .

"Are you worried about Aisha right now?"

"What? No."

"Is that so? You were the one causing a fuss, saying all sorts of things, right?"

"When did I. . . I was just saying it because the children were grateful to Lady Aya, and I was worried that they would get scolded by His Majesty because of them. Please don't misunderstand."