Hero

What determines a person's conviction? It was difficult to say precisely, as too many factors interfered with defining it.

At least one thing was certain: most convictions stemmed from despair and frustration.

Desun was an ordinary person.

To be precise, their real name wasn't Desun, and they weren't even a woman. But the important thing was that they were far too ordinary to take on the role of a Hero, possessed no grand convictions, and had no desperate goals.

Therefore, even if Desun became a Hero—no, a *False Hero*—they had none of the virtues or responsibilities a Hero should possess.

And for Desun, who would have originally followed the Original Story's Flow, this wasn't a major problem, nor was there any reason for it to be. Originally, it was natural for them to be a being who simply followed the given flow, feeling pain and sorrow only for those around them, like the Original Dales.

But everything changed because of Damian.

Unable to enjoy what they should have, they were abruptly dropped, *alone*, into the everyday lives of ordinary people.

[Even in wartime, a young person shouldn't go without a meal. Have this at least.]

[I want to be like you, Unnie! So I'll practice Swordsmanship!]...