Samiul awoke with a scream, drenched in sweat, his eyes filled with frustration and his breathing heavy. "No...not again...I thought I could escape the rope, but after the first attempt, they didn't let me move at all. They didn't let me do anything," he thought, tears streaming down his face as he cried out loud, "Why...why me? Aaaaaaah..." He stood up, overwhelmed.
"I...I can't...I can't endure this pain anymore," he said, his voice filled with frustration and tears welling in his eyes.
The crow observed him quietly. Samiul, noticing the bird, rushed toward it. Suddenly, the door opened, and his mother appeared, asking, "Why are you screaming? What happened?"
"You know nothing. You have no idea what I'm going through. All you can do is ask what happened," Samiul shouted at his mom.
"If you don't tell me, how will I know?" Tanisa, Samiul's mom, replied.
"I don't want to say anything, not a single word. Leave me alone," Samiul screamed.
"Fine. Now you're becoming just like your dad... Am I destined to be a slave in this house? I don't get respect as a wife, and now you disrespect me as your mother. If you respected me, you would tell me what's wrong with you," Tanisa said sadly, then left the room.
Samiul realized he had spoken harshly to his mom. "What? What have I done? I made my mom sad. No...I didn't mean to. I have to apologize to her," he thought.
The crow, Lu-12, sitting on the window, remarked, "You are incredibly weak if you can't escape that dream. It's like you don't have the strength to break free from that rope."
Samiul looked at Lu-12 and grabbed the crow tightly. "You...you are the reason for all this. You made me like this," Samiul screamed at the crow.
The crow suddenly disappeared and teleported to Samiul's bed. "I've told you before, you chose this for yourself," Lu-12 replied calmly.
"When? When did I choose? Tell me!" Samiul demanded.
"It's a long story. Maybe someday I'll explain, and then you'll understand everything," the crow said with a smile.
With an angry scowl, he lunged for Lu-12. But before his hand could reach, Lu-12 teleported behind him and spoke sternly, "Look, you're acting foolish. I'm here to assist you, so please refrain from reckless behavior."
"Assist? You call this assistance? You're trying to indirectly kill me," retorted Samiul, his voice laced with anger.
"Don't worry, you won't die. And what you're experiencing—it's not a dream. It's your physical self in another dimension where you're being tortured," explained Lu-12.
"W-what?" Samiul stammered.
"Yes, that's why you feel all the pain. Your physical body is linked to that dimension. Your weakness here translates there. If you become stronger in this reality, you'll gain strength there, along with speed and other abilities," Lu-12 clarified.
"How strong do I need to be?" Samiul asked with determination.
"Who knows? You'll need to be powerful enough to break walls and perhaps demolish a small building," Lu-12 replied.
"That's impossible. I'm just an average human. Even top-class fighters or bodybuilders can't do that," Samiul objected.
"You're no longer just a normal human. Since the angelic fluid entered your body, you possess more strength than most humans could ever dream of," interjected The Crow. "If you doubt it, try something difficult that an ordinary person couldn't do, and you'll see the difference."
"Yeah, that's true; three days ago, I lifted an 8-kg drum like it was nothing. I thought it was because I didn't musterbate for the last few days for this dream issue." Says Samiul
" Oh!! You pointed out another thing again. When people feel stressed, their sexual feelings grow, but yours didn't, and that's why you didn't musterbate last few days. It's because you lost your physical sexual feeling after the angelic fluid entered inside you," says Lu-12.
"My extremely skinny body is not that skinny anymore, even though I didn't eat well in the last few days. My bony arm is not bony; I can see some meat. Is it because of that?" Askes Samiul
"Yah, by the way... You wanted to say sorry to your mom, right? Go. Tell her sorry for your behavior." Lu-12 said and vanished with black smoke.
Lu 12 teleported to a meeting of crows under a bug tree with purple leaves. There were six crows, each with a special father on their body, which represented a different color of rainbow, and Lu-12 teleported there.
"Sorry guys, I am late. That boy is really in trouble with this issue. I was talking with him. " Says Lu-12
"Didn't you say that you would wait some days?" says another crow who has a glowing green father on his body.
"Well, I thought, but he was going to commit suicide, so I stepped in," says Lu 12.
"By the way, what's happening with the human under you? Heard she completed level 3," says the yellow ribbon crow to the purple ribbon crow.
"Oh..she is doing well. She almost hit the glory today, but she didn't make it," says the purple Ribbon crow.
"By the way, I think we will be in trouble, since this area does not look well. This country is highly populated in a small area. So there is a huge possibility of death possibility." Says the crow with green ribbon
"The hot point is India, Bangladesh, and China, and mostly problems in Asia. Asia might have the most powerful warriors and also the most devil attacks," says the green ribbon crow.
"Well, I don't know about other continents, but Asia has some problems, like family problems."" Says the Orange Ribbon Crow
"What kind?" Lu 12 says
"Well, it's the emotional stuff, like people are too emotional for their families. And it's positive and negative at the same time," says the orange robin crow.
Scene Shifted:
Samiul's mom, Tanisa, was busy cooking in the kitchen when Samiul approached her cautiously.
"Mom, I'm sorry. Are you upset because of me?" Samiul asked from behind.
"First, tell me what's going on. What are you hiding? If you're truly sorry, you should be honest with me," Tanisa replied, turning to face him.
"It's really complicated. You wouldn't understand, so please don't ask," Samiul hesitated.
"Alright, so you think I don't deserve to know what's going on with you?" Tanisa questioned.
"M-Mom, it's... okay, I'll explain, but please listen with an open mind. Can you forgive me first?" Samiul pleaded, his voice filled with apprehension.
Crows Meeting:
"That's not a significant issue. Team formation is based on population, right? For every 200 million population, there's a team of 7, and this country has 170 million people," explained the Blue Ribboned crow.
"But the high population density here exacerbates the problem," added the Green Ribboned crow.
"Changing the subject, what about this 'Mal game' that The God mentioned? It seems odd," Lu-12 questioned.
"I have no idea. It's beyond our knowledge as lower-class angels. It's pointless to dwell on it," replied the purple ribboned crow.