"I am…" Nathan wanted to give them an answer, but Mae suddenly stopped him. "Master, it's best for me to show them!"
Nathan frowned. "What are you doing?"
"Shouldn't they know about you? I know that you're not going to show them your childhood. However, their childhood is very clear to you, Master. Since you intend to reveal everything, you need to reveal everything." Mae frowned.
"I don't need pity."
"It's not about pity. It's about honesty. It's about you." Mae believed that the reason Nathan was in such a dilemma was because he didn't understand his own existence. In that case, she believed that showing them everything would give them the right to decide whether he was Nathan Reckmoon or not.
At the very least, she wanted to stop his dilemma over what others were thinking.
