Raising a Villain Went Wrong (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 67

“You asked for time, didn’t you?”

He added hesitantly, like a child afraid of being scolded.

“I was worried you’d be troubled if you knew I was around for no reason.”

“So that’s why you ran away?”

“…I’m sorry. Truth is, I could’ve just endured it, but I was anxious you might disappear.”

“Young Master.”

The moment I looked at him, I felt like a fool for having worried so much.

I’d been troubled because all the things I’d done for Dan Mok Bi seemed meaningless—he appeared to have grown into a villain.

But seeing Dan Mok Bi now, anxiously watching my every reaction and fidgeting nervously, I realized all that worry had meant nothing.

‘He was looking straight at me like that all along, while I kept looking elsewhere.’

I’d thought only of myself, forcing my own idea of justice onto him and foolishly disappointed when he didn’t become the person I imagined.

He wasn’t the righteous, universally beloved Dan Mok Bi I’d pictured—but neither was he the terrifying Dan Mok Bi from the original story, obsessed only with evil deeds.

From the very beginning, he was simply Dan Mok Bi.

Realizing this, the answer came to me effortlessly. I spoke with a hollow smile.

“I won’t be returning to my original world.”

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