Yarlessto finally regained his senses from the shame he felt, examining the gathering of Unihorns on the island with a confusion that surpassed even that of his prophet father.
He couldn't understand why God would want to grant these Unihorns rationality, nor could he grasp why God would want the people of Logos to become brethren with these beasts.
Yarlessto's gaze of doubt alternated between God and the Unihorns, wanting to ask something, yet finding it difficult to voice his question.
Al noticed Yarlessto's unease and immediately spoke up,
"Do not worry, Yarlessto."
Hearing his father's words, Yarlessto instantly lifted his head and tentatively looked towards God.
Finally, the prophet's eldest son broke the silence,
"Lord, why must we be brethren with them?"
Chen Yi turned his attention to Yarlessto.
Yarlessto felt suddenly uncomfortable.
He began to regret.
