Hirvan lowered his head in shame. As a father himself, he understood all too well the panic and stress that would come if one of his sons disappeared without warning. Elian had every right to be angry, especially knowing how much everyone had worried about him.
Before his rebirth, it was always him worrying about his two sons, never the other way around. His sons had so much trust in him as an adult that even if he was gone for days, they wouldn't worry. If anything ever happened to him, his subordinates would be in a frenzy before his sons could even panic. That was the very reason the tragedy from his past life occurred, leaving him completely alone until the time he died. Hirvan squeezed his eyes shut, trying to block out the painful memories.
