âIt may be unfair whether itâs reflexive or not, because things are planned to go wrong. â
I can see what happened in the nest with my eyes closed.
Perhaps Diarrhea, who was initially angry, was sympathetic to the punishment that was not punished by Brainy.
T r a nslat ed by Jpmt l .ď˝o ď˝ No, I remember nodding when I first told Brainy not to go out.
If he had done wrong, he would have empathized that he should have been punished. However, after returning to the nest together, he must have been weakened when he saw his brood crying like a chicken dung.
I was so weak that I avoided his gaze that I almost knew how she would react, who loved Brainy so much.
If you think youâre going to come to me like this, youâll find out what attitude you took from him.
MaybeâŚâŚ.
âIâll be good to my dad. â
Or Lara.
âYouâre just saying that. Donât cry, Diarrhea. â T ra ns l at e d by p ď˝ tl.c oď˝
Or Lara.
âLet me help you. Trust me. â
I would have asked him the same way.
It was natural that he thought it was similar to the behavior of a little boy who works hard until he gets what he wants.
The example may be a little different, but Brainyâs behavior is no different than that of a kid lying out in the middle of the market asking him to buy something he wants.
He always got what he wanted, so he thought it would work again.
âIt actually workedâŚ. â
Diarrhea was a parent who was constantly buying what she wanted whenever she lay down.
I could understand why he was making fun of her.
âI was actually just saying no hanging out. â
âOh⌠are you sure? â
âYes. But now that I see you, I think itâs okay to just keep going. â
âUnderstanding what you meanâŚ. â
âYou have to teach me that you canât get everything you want. I know Iâm not in a position to tell you this, but until now, our Brainy has been doing what he wants to do. Sometimes you have to know that there are things that you canât do in packs. â
Tr an sl a t ed b y pď˝ t l.com âI, of course, empathize with your wordsâŚ. â
âA man of empathy. â
âBut I think we were really looking forward to our Diarrhea going out together⌠The promise we made before we left the expedition. I know Diarrhea best. Iâve already reflected enough. Please show me your face and let me know⌠â
âToo much backing off. â
âIâm sure you know that Diarrhea likes him a lot. â
I always liked you.
Staring at the wall made me think it was dangerous.
There was a stabbing angle, so I looked at her silently, and then I spoke again.
âI can say for sure. Since you were very young, itâs because you didnât listen in the nest and give love. Leaving a thirsty child alone because of his fatherâs love⌠Of course, today is Diarrheaâs fault. But I think we need to leave enough holes in the child to breathe. â
âIs that really why? Iâm just saying that you donât like the way Brainy grieves. â
âWell, what are you looking at me for? â
If you look at the red face that doesnât look right, itâs definitely this way.
But in fact, there is nothing wrong with what Diarrhea says.
I remember when this side just brought Brainy in, he was so busy that he couldnât sleep well.
It is undeniable that the child was entrusted entirely to Diarrhea.
I spent a lot of time with him about once a week, and I havenât seen him in over a month since I got to the training camp. Tra n sl a te d b y jp ď˝tl.c oď˝
If you think about it, I donât have anything to say.
ButâŚ
âHeâs definitely the problem. â
A tree that is generously given by its own walls. Probably all the love and attention he had for Brainy.
In fact, even when sheâs with me, when she sees what sheâs doing to Brainy, she feels like sheâs treating him like a master.
He didnât have a life in the first place.
Everything revolves around Brainy.
It was understandable that it was the noble heart of Mother, but it didnât look so good, to be honest.
âThis is a problem for him, too. â
I thought it was self-serving, but I didnât have a clear solution either.
âItâs hard to raise. â
Honestly, I donât know where to start.
I have never had a child on earth, nor have I learned theories by entering places like toddler education.
Knowledge was all I saw with such programs as âMy child has changed,â and I didnât even enjoy it.
Perhaps it was the same with Diarrhea. T ran s l a t ed b y ď˝pď˝ t l .c o ď˝
âWe need an expert. â
I needed an expert to give me some practical advice.
Things to do are piled up like a pile of mountains, but when Brainy grows up later, it canât be more important than this.
Eventually, I had to open my mouth quietly.
âGo back today, for now. Iâll come by in the morning. â
âWell, then! â
âNo. I donât mean to withdraw the bees, but⌠I think we need an accurate diagnosis of our family. â
âYes?â
âAnyway, thatâs all you need to know. â
I had no choice but to leave the temple and quickly enter the letter, wondering what was going on.
* * *
And the next morning.
The face of Diarrhagia doesnât look so good.
âI get counseling from an expertâŚâ You mean this? I donât get it. Why do we need someone elseâs help to raise our child? Even our diarrhea is a dragon, not a man. â
âWell, I donât know if itâs going to work, but itâs not going to get any worse than it already is. because they have experience with whatever they are, and advice from people theyâve learned is helpful. â
âThatâs⌠thatâs true⌠â
âAh⌠Did Brainy do well yesterday? â
âYes. I fell asleep when I heard my father was coming yesterday⌠and I thought I was looking forward to it just this morning. By the way, has the expert raised a lot of children? â
âNo, itâs not. You just have to think of it as a professional education. Heâs not just an infant education, heâs a multi-disciplinary person. Before I came here, I heard that I was working with a family psychotherapist⌠I heard that I was helping Raid with a battle of monster behavioral analysts. â
âA dragon is not a monster. â
âOf course I know that, but I have to open the lid first. In fact, I used to call them straw catchers. â
As expected, Diarrheaâs expression doesnât look so good.
I donât think he likes the help of that expert.
Itâs not uncommon for her to react like that because what sheâs doing in psychotherapy on this continent isnât right.
âBecause the factions were different in the first place. â
In other words, you might not like all this.
A slightly uncomfortable face.
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In fact, I also did not have such great expectations.
In the beginning, human rearing and dragon rearing seemed to be in different ways⌠It was simply because dragons thought that human intelligence outweighed monsters.
âBrainy seems to be moving on instinctively. â
I had no time, and I chose people in a hurry with Izzieâs help.
I assured you that Ji-hyeâs office would be helpful, but weâll see if itâs real.
Anyway, from this point of view, I had no choice but to expect a little help.
âIf you donât know, you have to learn. â
If I try to tie it up by myself, it will only slow me down to solve the problem.
At least itâs more realistic to get advice from people who have learned a little bit more than this.
Just a short distance from the nest, letâs settle down with Diarrhea and wait. From there, one person starts walking slowly.
The impressive manâs face flashes into view.
âMy name is Kang Hyun-wook. Ji-hye introduced me⌠â
âAh, yes. Itâs nice to meet you. Iâm Lee Young. â
âIâm Diarrhagia.â
âIt is truly an honor to meet such distinguished people. I didnât think Iâd be able to reach this side of the kite⌠Haha. You said you didnât know what life was going to be like. I was in the city every time I saw this big, majestic nest⌠I didnât think Iâd step foot in here. â
âThis is all money, too. Well.â
âYou canât imagine someone like me. Haha. I donât know if I can help you, but Iâll do my best. â
âPlease, Doctor. â
âYou donât have to call me that. You can just call me Hyun-wook. Blue Buguild Master. â
âOh⌠yes. Hyun-wook can just call me Ki-young. â
âHaha. Iâll call you Lee, because itâs a little burdensome. â
Iâm more impressed than I thoughtâŚ.
It felt just like that.
When I first appeared, I didnât feel like I was so trustworthy. However, when I finally met him and faced him, I didnât look like a bad person.
âIt will helpâŚ. â
Diarrhea feels like she feels like me, too.
When we went up to the nest together, we were wandering around in wonder, but it seemed to me that he was taking this work seriously.
âWell, what do you do? Hyun-wook?â
âOh, you donât have to worry about me first. I think you should behave like you normally do with your daughter. I think we should look at whatâs wrong first. â
âItâs really something⌠â
I feel like Iâm already writing something down in a notebook that I donât know who it is.
I was worried about something, but I forgot that there really was a Brainy running.
âHeheh⌠Hehe! Qeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek!â
Again, even though Diarrhea ran first, she had no choice but to realize that she was not thinking much about what happened yesterday as she tried to shake her head and tail lightly.
âDiarrhea.â
When I put my voice down quietly, it looks like the whimpering will be quite clever.
âThis kid is in a lot of trouble⌠â
I wanted to do it again right now, but for now, I had to show myself as normal as I could.
In the meantime, I can see the water on my face when I look at Diarrhea as if to look at this.
My mother who caught me in tears once again realized that he didnât really reflect.
It still feels like itâs good to see Brainy excited, but I feel like Iâm watching from one step back.
After eating together, talking a little and playing, it was quite a while ago.
Trainer Kang Hyun-wook approached me and opened his mouth only after his full Brainy fell into a pony.
He looked very serious.
I was curious about how to get lucky, but from the beginning, a quite heavy facts came in.
You already know this, but it doesnât matter that Diarrhea has turned into a shocked face.
âYouâre acting like the child doesnât have a mother. They even seem to completely ignore it. â
âOh⌠thatâs⌠â
âAnd itâs impressive just to look at my father. â
This can be seen by anyone. The important thing is the cause of that behavior.
âIs there a reason? â
âThereâs a reason for everything children do that are not yet mentally mature. In fact, I see a number of detailed problems, but in my own personal judgment⌠the biggest problem seems to be that your guardians donât look that good either. â
âYes?â
âItâs not just that they donât seem to like each other, itâs that they donât seem to care about each other at all. So blatant that even a child like me and your daughter would know about it. Did you know that in less than 30 seconds the two of you were having a conversation? â
âAhâŚ. â
The fact that I didnât realize.
âIâm sorry to say this⌠but I think you two are the root cause of your daughterâs problems. I canât think of this as a normal family. â