And he drops all formality and calls his father 'dad' for the first time. Д«ut Lugh doesn't just want to be an assassin for the sake of it, or because he's ordered to like in his old life or from the Goddess, now he wants to be an assassin because he has things he cares about now that he wants to protect, and that means maintaining order and peace in the kingdom by assassinating the filth that pollutes it.

Even if Lugh's dad trained him from birth to be an assassin, he's still Lugh's father, and he wants him to be safe and happy, especially when being an assassin is such dangerous, brutal, work and the kingdom might turn on them if they're ever exposed. Lugh reunites with his father who is proud of the man Lugh has become, but it turns out that he wasn't just made a merchant to build up the skills and covers he might he need as an assassin, but to genuinely give him an option to leave the life of an assassination behind. I can only imagine the stuff Tarte will tell her. It's nice to see the Tuatha De again and to see the people all glowing at Lugh's return, and his mother wastes no time sniffing her so up now that he's back. Д®qual opportunity fanservice eyecatch with Lugh's dad and his amazing abs. But I think I'll take the girls' POV on this one (especially since she's also in love with you). Tarte even tries to help Maha by having Lugh be the one to make deliveries so Maha will see him again, because she knows Maha is in love with him, although Lugh thinks it's just admiration. I'm glad Tarte and Maha have genuinely become friends and care about each other, even if there's a little jealousy that Tarte gets to go back with him to the Tuatha De while Maha remains behind (but as long as he visits her like he visits Dia, she can live with it). And she'll do whatever she can with the life she has left fulfilling whatever he needs. Maha's not dumb, she realized Lugh probably saved her and has been using her because of her Mana, but nevertheless she appreciates all that he's done and loves him all the same, and she'll say as much. And he seems genuinely affectionate towards Tarte. You can see that Lugh is growing to care about people in-spite of himself as he allows Maha to start building up to reclaiming her family business on her own terms and how much it meant for him that all the girls gave him their thanks for all that he did for them. So Lugh has had Tarte sent into combat (what kind of combat though?) where she's pierced both hearts and heads, some literally, and has had Maha build up her own rapport as a merchant to take over running the business in Orna while he goes back to being Lugh instead of Illig. No one is ever going to touch her girls again. But thankfully Maha is there to protect them and beat up anyone accosting them. Can't anyone leave these poor girls alone? First there's what happened to them as kids being trafficked, and now they basically get mugged at night.

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