Summon of The Sword novel Chapter 1380

The two caretakers tried to say something and were also stopped by May.

Everyone was equal, irrespective of high or low birth.

However, what you could not argue with was that there were gaps in the world.

Everyone had the same starting line.

However, being in a sports car or on foot, how could the result be the same when you were at the same starting line?

These children were unlike other children. They had no parents, background, money, or power.

Maybe Sean's words could help them adjust to the cruel reality in advance.

"Uncle Sean, how could we be stronger?"

A good-natured boy, who looked seven or eight years old, asked seriously.

"Good question.

"There are many ways to become stronger.

"All you can do now is study well, eat well, and listen to Aunt May."

Sean knew these kids were still young.

It was too deep a subject for them to understand after all.

"Brother Lennon, I saw the news on TV.

"Why do the kids who do well in school end up working for their classmates who don't?"

A boy over ten years old asked after biting his lip.

"Well..."

May and Caitlyn were speechless when the boy asked that.

After all, it did happen a lot.

They had no idea how to answer to correct the children's view of the world.

"Do you have the same question as he does?"

Sean slowly turned to look at the other children.

He did not spend much time in school.

However, he could not let these children give up learning at such a young age.

"Yeah!"

Several older children nodded heavily.

"Here, let me tell you why.

"You only saw students with good grades working for students with low grades.

"It's just because students with low grades working for students with high grades isn't news at all.

"It's so common that it doesn't deserve to be in the news."

May and Caitlyn were enlightened by Sean's words.

The children understood what Sean said in a hazy notion, but they were convinced.

Anyway, you could not go wrong if you studied hard.

"Uncle Sean, well... Can I be strong if I listen to Aunt May?"

Another child asked seriously.

"Of course.

"Do you think I'm strong?"

Sean asked, nodding his head solemnly and looking at the group of children.

"Yes!"

Dozens of children shouted in unison this time.

Their stares contained unabashed admiration for Sean.

"Yes! I grew up here just like you.

"It was listening to Aunt May, studying, and eating properly that made me so strong."

Sean looked at and spoke to the group of children seriously.

The children and women, of all ages, also listened attentively.

An unusual glint appeared in their clear eyes.

Caitlyn, May, and everyone knew that.

Sean had planted the idea in these children's hearts.

It would surely make them grow strong until they became towering trees!

"I brought some things for you today.