[Saint Seiya] Master is Shaka

Lowering his head was thinking about something, Aviafoulos finally raised his head, his thin lips parted slightly: "There is no place that is safer than here."

Slightly raising the corners of his mouth and revealing an almost imperceptible smile, Shaka shook his head: "It's not hiding. It's just a bronze rebellion, there's nothing to be afraid of."

"That is…"

"The Pope is suspicious of you." Shaka pointed it out: "Your little universe."

"..." Aviafros remained silent, motionless.

"The 7 days you were in a coma did not hide the small universe." Shaka knew what she wanted to ask.

Hearing this, Aviafros seemed to breathe a sigh of relief: "Master, you..."

"Yeah" Neither of them explained clearly, but both of them understood what the other meant.It's just that Shaka doesn't know, her relief hides more things...

After a while of silence, Aviafros spoke again: "Where are you going?"

"Whatever you want," Shaka's tone was not relaxed: "Think about it, once you leave, you will never come back."

"Then forget it." Aviafros' answer without hesitation caused Shaka to be silent for a while, but he was not silent for too long: "I see." After finishing speaking, he did not continue to say anything.

Not caring about Shaka's reaction, Aviafros sat on the petals of the rosette and looked sideways at Shaka: "Why do you want to be loyal to the Pope?"

"He is just." Shaka replied.

Such an answer obviously made Aviafoulos dissatisfied: "What is justice?"

"Strength, rightness, justice, and subjective judgments of good and evil."

"Then what is your judgment of good and evil, Master?"

"Not absolutely."

Hearing such an answer, Aviaphoros fell into deep thought: "Then, is Athena just?"

"Exactly" Shaka did not hesitate.

Aviafros tilted his head, as if he didn't understand: "Athena can kill people too."

Instead of answering directly, Shaka changed the topic back: "Killing does not mean injustice."

"Athena won't be completely right." Aviaforos sighed lightly: "That's why I don't want to be a saint, and I don't want to protect Athena."

"Avia," Shaka stopped her.

But this time Aviafros didn't stop, but continued: "Master, remember what I said before? The talk about Athena."

"Remember." Shaka replied softly.

That was after Aviafros studied with Shaka for two years. She never attended lectures, and never trained hard. Everything was run away.

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"Why is this so?" Shaka asked Aviaphoros like this.

Kneeling on one knee and staring at the floor, Aviaforos replied flatly, "I'm not quite a saint."

Hearing such an answer, Shaka frowned faintly: "The reason."

"Master, what is the duty of a saint fighter?" Aviafolos did not answer Shaka's words, but asked back.

"Protect Athena." Shaka answered this question just like answering the question of whether Athena was just, without any hesitation or confusion.

For the first time, Aviafros showed a disdainful expression: "Who is Athena? Why should she be protected? She is just a so-called god who can save the earth."

"Yes."

"Then how can a god who can't even save himself save the whole earth." Aviafros snorted softly, "It's too difficult for her."

"..." Shaka was silent.

"What is the world? Why should we protect the world? The whole world is lived by human beings, but human beings have never realized the crisis. So what's the use of asking gods to come at such a time? Relying on gods is itself a foolish thing. All God can do is to save, but not to save. Once or twice... no matter how many times it is the same, there is only salvation without the power of guidance, and in the end it can only bring despair." The first time she said so much, she stared at the ground motionless, her voice was clearer than when she was a child, like a silver bell, but her words were colder than when she was a child: "If human beings don't cherish the whole world, then the world There is no need for it to exist.”

The silent Shaka didn't know how to admonish the disciple in front of him. He had read countless people, but he had never seen anyone with such thoughts.Perhaps, objectively speaking, Aviafros' thoughts are closer to the gods than Shaka's, because she lacks Shaka's lofty but pity for the common people.

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The camera turns back to the present, and Aviafros has climbed onto the rosette out of boredom, looking at Shaka who is almost erratic: "The same is true for good and evil. Good and evil are only relative. When evil is no longer evil, we must do good. What? Blind goodness is not goodness. And even if Athena is a god, she will not be perfect goodness, there is no such thing as perfect goodness in the world. No matter everyone has two sides."

"Because there is evil, good will appear." Shaka can only answer in this way.

"So good and evil are not something she can decide." This sentence revealed Aviafros' state of mind, and she was a little excited: "No one will stop her, she is a god, but she will also make mistakes. , has an evil side... Who will punish her evil?"

"Avia." Shaka stopped Aviaflos sharply: "It's not up to you to judge whether she is right or wrong." As he spoke, he seemed to realize that he was not as calm as usual, and he adjusted his breath: "We are the saints of Athena, and it is our mission to protect Athena."

That's why I hate saints. Aviafros didn't dare to say this, and there was an emotion called sadness in her always calm voice: "Then, master, will you be absolutely loyal to Athena?"

"Yes." Shaka replied.

"Even if Athena has an evil side," she pressed.

"Yes." He didn't hesitate.

Without continuing, Aviafros changed the topic: "The bronze rebellion, will Master be okay?"

"Don't pay too much attention to it, how can a mere bronze saint be able to compete with a gold saint." Shaka's words clearly showed pride and complacency.

"Then be careful." Aviafros rolled his eyes behind Shaka's back: "It's a big taboo to underestimate the enemy."

Nodding slightly, Shaka replied that she knew but didn't take her words too seriously. It is originally bronze, and it is impossible to be equal to gold.

Rolling her eyes again, Aviaforos, who knows Shaka too well, knows that her master didn't listen to her words, but don't say good things a second time. If other people who know her know that she will kindly tell Shaka to be careful, absolutely You will wonder if the person in front of you has changed his personality.

For a while, the two fell into silence again.In fact, to be honest, the time the two of them were together was nothing more than silence. They were not talkative people, and they were too lazy to find topics, so they were naturally silent.

Occasionally, Aviafoulos would tell Shaka what he heard on the road, and complain a few more words, but Shaka just laughed and said nothing.She would only talk so much to Shaka.

Never had she been so clingy to Aviafoulos.In the beginning, I decided to stick to him, not because of the fledgling mentality, and definitely not because I fell in love with him, but because I simply felt that it was easier to live with him. Of course, when I really got used to it... maybe it was indeed the fledgling mentality.

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"Master." Saluted respectfully, and then walked to the corner farthest from Shaka and sat down cross-legged to sleep. This was Aviaforos's day-to-day schedule.Nothing special, even since Aviafros told Shaka bluntly that she didn't want to be a saint, Shaka never taught her, she didn't bother to think about whether to give up this stupid student or indulge her, Just feel comfortable with this kind of life.

"Avia, come here." After the crowd dispersed, Shaka did not leave directly as usual, but motioned for Aviaforos to come to him.

Standing up obediently and patting the dust off his body, Aviaforos walked to Shaka's side: "Master."

"What makes you so uneasy." He softly asked his disciple who never persecuted.

"It's okay, it's just lack of sleep." Aviaforos shook his head: "It's just a dream all the time."

"What kind of dream is it?" Shaka stood up and looked at Aviaforos who was much shorter than him.

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