That was a brilliant theory. I was wondering why he allowed his skin to burn but now that you said that, I think I do now.
The first story was a little wierd but amazing. I love the little Kasumi.
The second one is awesome. Shinya reminds me of Feliciano and the main character reminds me of Ludwig! XD
The third one is my favorite! I really enjoyed it! :D
The last chapter was just so wierd and horrible.
@Capriciousuke, I'm glad that you agree with my theory. XD
the servant wanted the kid to burn because he killed the man. i do want to believe, that in his own way he loved his boss...
(O_<) V
Iam agree with @my theory is that
Because he leave the mansion in the end with the child *_*
The kid's an albino (Red eyes, white skin, white/platinum blond hair), so it still could have been the servant's. Albinos are white no matter what color the parents are.
Causes quite the scene at birth amongst two black parents. Most assume they cheated!
Hello, me~ (>‿O)v
Both feeble & albino come from Recessive Gene. That's why I think it's because of the closed-blood between him & his mom.
Oh! The dead person was the narrator!!! Anyway, he died because of his own fault.
He’s cruel enough to sell the kid and also tried to kill the weak beautiful kid too.
Actually, that kid might be his child, as the servant had dark skin and strange colored eyes.
And because of the closed blood between him & his mother, the kid became feeble.
Seem like the servant intended to make the kid’s skin burn & blister so the buyer didn’t want him.