Boundless Hearts: My Divine Harem

d at the window of the manor, his gaze distant as he observed the bustle of the small village that surrounded their home. The world outside was peaceful, c

through him. It was exhilarating, but also overwhelming. He had never felt anything like it in his past life-a power so vast and

n the door bro

led from the other side. "Breakfast is

over his face, still not used to t

back, quickly adjusting his clo

them-his parents, so kind and warm-still felt surreal to Floyd. He had been reborn into this new world, and they had welcomed him without question. It was a gift he couldn't f

aid with a nod, his voice dee

ntly, his usual awkwardness creeping in. "Yea

the beast? You handled it well. You'v

sing the strange surge of power he had felt during the fight. It hadn't just been hi

. I just feel like it was too easy. Li

l grow with time. And you're lucky to have a strong father to guide you." She paused, her eyes twinkling with aff

oth comforted and exposed. She was right, of course. He was lucky to

. The door to the dining room opened then, and the

ing slightly. "I've prepared the garden for your practice ses

been so consumed with his thoughts that

about it," he admitted,

haps some sword training would be good today? Or m

doing quite well with your magic. Maybe it's time

n nodded. "Swordplay sounds good.

As she left, Floyd took another deep breath, trying to

. "But don't forget that you need to master your body as well. Magic can only take you

n blessed with an immense amount of power, it was clear that he couldn't rely solely on magic.

quietly, his voice steady

far. But remember to enjoy your childhood as well

expectations, his parents made him feel... normal. They were a solid presence, one

ning sword in her hands. The sun was warm, the scent of fresh flowers filling the air. T

a rush of determination. Today, he would sharpen his skills. Not just with magic, b

cond chance, was not just about survival. It was about finding his place, mastering the power inside him,

potential came

e the need to understand th

t had before, but now, he wasn't afraid.

would begin

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