Chapter 6 — Translating the Book into the Mother of the Three Villains

The group of powerful main characters in the original work, in front of the national machine, are as weak as three chicks.

“Where are they now?”

"Detained in a special interrogation room. He kept screaming and demanding to see the three children, saying he wanted to save them. What really gave us a headache was... supernatural abilities are rare, but the intelligence seems to not be able to keep up."

I sighed.

"I know. I'll be right back."

Looks like it's time to meet those "righteous allies". They should also let them see with their own eyes: how "evil" the villains raised by the country for ten years... actually are. 9. I immediately returned to the "Pan Co" base at the fastest speed. At the highest level interrogation room, I finally met the main group of characters in the legend. The leader's name is To Thanh Nguyet, he really has a pure and cute appearance, and is currently staring resolutely at the one-way glass.

"I say it again! We came to save the world! Those three children are the embodiment of evil, they will destroy everything! Why don't you believe me?"

The male healer - Diep Duong - looked impatient: "Thanh Nguyet's ability is given by God! She has never been wrong! Quickly let us see the children, if it's late we won't have time!" And the tall warrior - Thach Loi - clenched his fists, warily looking at the guards around the room. I pushed the door and walked in. The three people immediately turned their heads to look at me.

“Who are you?”

To Thanh Nguyet asked cautiously. I smiled, pulled out a chair and sat down across from them:

“I am the mother of the three ‘evil beings’ you mentioned.”

Three people were stunned. On To Thanh Nguyet's face appeared a look of pity mixed with contempt:

“So it's you? You're so pitiful, giving birth to such monsters. But don't be afraid, we will save them... and you too.”

I almost burst out laughing.

“Save me? Little girl, are you misunderstanding this world?”

I raised my hand, revealing a Venus watch worth three million on my wrist, and calmly said:

“Every year I receive several million in subsidies from the state, live in a villa, and travel everywhere.

My child – one is the head of the national science department, one is the engineer general of the Department of Energy, the other is the head of the biodefense program. Each of them is a hero who changes the face of the world. Yet you say they are evil, you came to 'save' them?" I leaned over, looked straight into her eyes, each word clearly:

“What did you do that for?”

To Thanh Nguyet was speechless when I asked her, her face turned red:

"Rely... rely on intuition! My supernatural ability tells me that their hearts are filled with darkness!"

“So what?”

I pressed the button on the table. The interrogation room wall turned into a large screen. Three frames appear on it: Left frame, 15-year-old Co Thua An is sitting in front of a series of supercomputers, calmly commanding the team to repair the satellite system that has just been attacked by cosmic radiation. Middle frame, 14-year-old Co Thua Binh in a heavy protective suit, standing in front of a giant reactor like the sun, carefully guiding the golden fire to stabilize the energy flow. Right frame, 13-year-old Co An An wearing a white blouse, leads a group of gray-haired biologists studying cell division through a microscope. The targeted drug that she researched has just solved the cancer that has plagued humanity for decades. Three teenagers, clear eyes, Serious appearance, radiating an aura of knowledge - strength - and responsibility. Where is there "darkness" as she said? The three people looked dumbfounded.

“It can't be… This is fake… it's a disguise!”

To Thanh Nguyet muttered, not believing what she saw.

“Disguise?”

I smiled faintly.

"Little girl, this world is not just black and white. Having strength does not mean you will become a villain. Crying out love for justice does not necessarily mean you are a savior."

“My children, it is true that they were once very dangerous. But the dangerous thing is not their ability, but the fact that there is no one to guide them properly.

I, a mother who used to be irresponsible, knew I couldn't teach them. So I entrusted them to the most capable and trustworthy person – my country.”

“Now, they are the pillars of the country, the protectors of the people.

And you," my eyes swept across the three of them, "a group of unorganized, undisciplined people who dare to violate national secrets—you say, who is truly 'dark'?" The three people's faces immediately turned pale. 10. The main group of characters were stunned by me, their worldview was violently shaken for the first time. Diep Duong was the first to react. He looked at me with complicated eyes:

“So… from the beginning, you weren't planning on raising the kids yourself?”

“I thought about it.”

I calmly admitted, "Then I realized that maybe I would be played to death by the kids. So, for my little life, and for world peace, I made a very wise decision." Thach Loi spoke in a low voice:

“But their power... is too terrible. Aren't you afraid of losing control?”

“Scared.”

I nodded again, "So the country has arranged for them top psychologists, the strictest moral education system, and also... me - the person who loves them the most." I point to myself:

“As long as I still live well, still enjoy the benefits that the children bring, they will have the biggest weakness, as well as the clearest goal - which is to make their mother live happily, and keep her safe. See, the logic is perfect.”

Main character group: “…” It seems… they were convinced by my “wrong but right” argument. At that moment, the interrogation room door was pushed open. Co Thua An, Co Thua Binh and Co An An entered. Obviously, the children heard the news and immediately left their work position to come running.

“Mom!”

The three young men were grown and handsome. As soon as they saw me, they immediately gathered around, their faces full of worry.

"Are you okay, Mom? We heard someone broke in and was planning to hurt you."

In Co Thua Binh's eyes, a dangerous fire appeared.

“It's okay.”