Chapter 69 The Mystery Of Jan

• The underlying tensions and emotions of everyone as Jan explained what he now had no doubt they believed, could almost be felt. He sensed the bonds of all present and the desire to truly help him, as they considered him a victim of the Ancient Honoré. His conviction strengthened at that moment, revealing a deep belief that he was among friends who went beyond the differences and mysteries surrounding him.
• "It's very interesting, your story Jan, and you really don't resemble at all that man you claim to be your father," Gil commented, fixing his gaze on Jan's eyes, searching for any hint that he was lying. "You should question why that difference exists."
• "Do you think there could be truth in the words of that man, Novack, who told me I am the son of a god?" Jan asked, noticing the same suspicion rising in everyone.