Team villains except me

When Mattia returned home, she didn't see Natalie.

It was not yet fully light, but her family and students had already left.

She carried the square biscuits and found her father Gillan in the kitchen, who was concentrating with bated breath as he squeezed chocolate sauce onto the rice pudding.

Matija waited until Gilan finished squeezing the chocolate sauce before asking him.

"Father, why are you alone at home?"

Jilan straightened up, asked her with a smile why she came back so early today, and put the square biscuit in her hand into the refrigerator.

"Molga took the little ones out to play, but Dooku is still sleeping at home. I couldn't help but make a midnight snack yesterday, and he went to sleep after eating. I guess he didn't sleep for long, so I didn't let Molga wake him up.

Natalie had something to do at work, so she left without having breakfast."

"Does she really have something to do, or is she just avoiding me?"

Mattia asked her father helplessly, but she knew that her parents would not interfere in their affairs. Natalie was sensitive and stubborn, and Gillan and Morga didn't want Natalie to feel blamed, but at the same time they didn't want to wrong her and ask her to tolerate Natalie.

So Mulga and Gilan let them solve their problems themselves and never interfered.

But Mattia didn't expect that Gilan gave his opinion after hesitating for a while.

“I think it’s a little bit of both.”

Matthias was a little surprised.

"why?"

"The Pastro family has been preparing something in a big way recently. Once the Festival of Light is over, the orange tigers will take action. So Natalie has been very busy with work recently.

But she had asked for leave to visit you before, but when she came back she locked herself in her room, and neither Moljia nor I could persuade her...

In this case, it's probably related to you, which is pretty easy to guess."

Matija was stunned for a moment and then looked a little sad.

"We... probably had a quarrel."

Gillan nodded.

"That's great. Only communication can lead to progress. But if you don't want this, Mattia, don't force yourself."

"I didn't want to. Gillan, I just didn't know what to do with Natalie. I didn't fulfill my duties as a sister, and I couldn't expect her to be completely my sister."

"Mattia, is there a clear boundary between love and hate?"

Gilan looked at his beast warrior daughter tenderly.

"Sometimes, when love is too deep, it can turn into hatred. Hate and love can exist at the same time. If Natalie really hated you, she wouldn't have stayed in Titag.

Matija, you have always been a very determined child. You have goals to achieve and clear plans. Morgha and I didn't seem to help you much. You walked out of Titagh on your own and became a beast warrior on your own...

Mattia, you should know that the previous beast warriors all had family support and training behind them, but you didn't. Even after becoming a beast warrior, you didn't join a certain force like normal beast warriors.

Morga and I are proud of you, but we are also deeply sorry that our choices have left you stranded, without the support and protection of your family.

All we can do is support you. Fully support you.”

Gilan touched Mattia's head.

"Thank you for your hard work over the years, cub."

Matthias raised her head, her expression natural.

“It’s not hard. I’m doing what I want to do, and I know you guys will support me fully, and I know you guys will be proud of me.

Father, my name will be recorded in the history of this world."

Gillan smiled warmly.

"Yes, history will remember you. You are the dream that Morga and I dared not even think about.

Cub, becoming a beast warrior is the highest honor an orc can get. To us tigers, beast warriors are like the beast gods that other orcs believe in.

Of course Natalie worships you too. She worships you like a god.”

Matthias began to understand.

"Natalie...is she disappointed in the gods?"

"Rather than being disappointed, I would rather say I complain. Natalie is a unique little orange tiger who values ​​commitment and the details of getting along with others. What she said was inconsistent with her heart, but she knew clearly what she was doing."

Matija was confused. She rarely hesitated on the battlefield, but became extremely passive when facing her family. She asked Gillan for help.

"what should I do?"

Gillan pondered as he slowly cut into the rice pudding with chocolate sauce.

"Although Morga and I have decided not to interfere in your affairs, I think... maybe this Festival of Light is an opportunity."

Jilan took out the prepared breakfast and the shortbread cookies from the refrigerator and put them into the lunch box.

"Baby, Natalie hasn't had breakfast yet. Do you want to go and give her breakfast?"