This thought arose calmly, without surging anger, nor any intention to grant her forgiveness.
Alberta had no reason for anger.
He understood better than anyone the true purpose behind Luhier's betrayal, knowing she wanted to provoke him into waking up.
But likewise, there was no reason for forgiveness.
No matter the reasons behind it, betrayal is betrayal.
The act of betrayal itself is immutable within the Divine's principles, and this will never change.
Moreover, having forsaken the path of the Sun, she no longer needed forgiveness from him, her former creator.
Now, Luhier is her own master.
His desire to connect with Luhier was truly just a spontaneous surge of humanity, an interest born purely out of whim.
He wanted to see what his creation, crafted by his own hands but veered off the preset path, had become now.
Alberta didn't wish to see Luhier's tears of regret.
He hoped to see Luhier happy after choosing her own path.
Divine beings are indifferent.
