Kevan had been accustomed to the filthiness of humanity since he was very young.

He'd never trusted anyone—not even his own parents.

The education he'd received told him that there were only two kinds of people in this world—those who were useful to him, and those who weren't.

He'd never had deep interactions with people either, let alone go on to develop feelings for them.

Joy, sorrow, anger, despair—all those emotions were nothing but distractions—luxuries he couldn't afford.

A man like him… H