William couldn't help but sigh; Naven's heart was indeed still full of resentment.
Indeed, no matter how much heartache the Spencer Family had in making such a decision, or even if they deluded themselves into thinking the outcome was good for everyone, it was Naven, who had always been wholeheartedly devoted to his family, who was the one abandoned.
He might not hate the Spencer Family, but it was utterly impossible for him to consider the family's interests and disadvantages in everything he did as he had in the past.
Logically, William should have been pleased.
The guardian deity of his choosing would now follow him with complete loyalty; he would possess all of Spencer's undivided faithfulness.
But William still felt a surge of dissatisfaction with the Spencer Family.
He couldn't help but laugh, realizing that human nature is indeed biased—whether one becomes a deity or not is the same.
