In the morning in an orphanage in the Red Kingdom, the orphan child Anir wakes up holding his breath for 3 seconds. This is a habit he has had for a long time to solve the problem of headaches in his head when he wakes up every day. He stands very calmly and does not focus on anything around him. He goes to the dirty bathroom and cleans his face with some cold water to wake up his mind. He looks at himself in the mirror. His eyes are deep as the abyss, his short black hair is tied up, and his face is normal but calm with a small smile. He stretches a little to activate his body.
Then Anir leaves the room and walks quietly towards his workplace. He sees the head of the orphanage, Enix, depriving one of the orphans of food because this orphan didn’t work yesterday, but Anir doesn’t really care about this. This is something that happens a lot. The head of the orphanage gives them food in exchange for them working and bringing him one ji stone every day. How do they bring this money?
It's really simple, he makes them work as stone carriers and their employer Ahmed gives them a quarter ji stone for every 250 stones they carry, which means they have to carry 1,000 stones every day. This helps them develop their muscles over time despite their young age and even most of the time they suffer from injuries that prevent them from working. In this case, they are thrown out of the orphanage into the street and Anir goes to work.
Anir body wasn't strong at all and he realized this a long time ago, so what does he do? It's simple. Every day, Anir goes to the homeless people's neighborhood and makes them work for him. For every 500 stones they carry, they get a quarter of a ji Stone. Usually, each one of them carries 2,000 stones so that they can get one ji Stone and Anir also gets one ji Stone. This is a mutual benefit. Usually, there are 25 homeless people working for Anir, which means that they carry 50,000 stones instead of him.
That's why Anir gets 50 ji-stones every day, 25 ji-stones go to the homeless and the rest go back to the orphanage director Enix. Today is no different. Anir sits on one of the stones while the homeless work on his behalf and the rest of the orphans look at him with envy and jealousy. They tried to do the same things but they failed. Why? It's simple because they were very afraid of the homeless because homeless people usually have a large body and a violent appearance, but Anir didn't really care. He knew how to exploit the environment and adapt, so he had a way that he didn't tell anyone that made him able to make these homeless people work for him. After 3 hours, the employer Ahmed comes towards Anir and says coldly but with a hint of pity while he hands 50 ji-stones to Anir
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"This is you money for today, you are a smart child."
Anir just nods his head and puts a fake innocent smile on his face as he says innocently,
"Thank you, Mr. Ahmed."
After Ahmed leaves, Anir's expression returns to coldness as he looks towards the homeless and says boredly and very coldly
"Line up"
and then each of the homeless people line up and each one of them is given one ji-stones and after 20 minutes finally they all get their money and go back to the streets and then Anir returns to the orphanage very calmly with a small smile as he thinks internally "Humans are really disgusting but they are useful" and finally Anir arrives at the orphanage the wood is worn out but a little bit good and the other orphans except him are exhausted and sweaty and each one of them goes to the orphanage director Enix and each one of them hand him a ji-stone and Enix allows each one of them to leave and when it is Anir turn a small smile appears on Enix face as he says
"25 g stones today too Anir😀?"
Anir smiles as he hands the money and says with fake innocence and kindness smile,
"Yes sir."
Enix pats Anir hair, his eyes hiding greed and disgust behind a mask of kindness. In the end, Anir was useful, so it's better not to treat him badly. For the orphanage director, Anir was one of the most helpful orphans to him. After that, Enix let Anir leave and Anir leaves. As soon as he walks away, his innocent smile disappears as he whispers to himself, "Boring."
In fact, Anir was not an ordinary child. He had a mental deformity. Most people's feelings were the cause of their actions, but on the contrary, for Anir, his actions created his feelings. This mentality was different from the mentality of other children his age. He was only 10 years old. Of course, the thing that people hate the most is being different. That's why the rest of the orphans sometimes call him "the deformed child." But Anir usually doesn't care. Anir returns very quietly to his room, sighing coldly. He usually had to hide his true behavior from others, but here he can stay calm. In front of him, a little girl with silky white hair plays on the floor. She has two horns coming out of her head, a blue balloon, and two small, childish wings and bright blue balloon eyes, along with a small dress. When she sees Anir, she runs towards him, hugs him, and says, "Hello, dear."