Alexandros began his illness around the time Caesar was about to graduate high school.

The fortunate thing, however, was that Caesar had long been checking foresight every day and had already slated “death row inmates” ahead of time.

He arranged for three death row inmates to be delivered to his mother’s villa timed to when Alexandros would need organ transplants.

They were “materials” selected to be sturdy, healthy, and to have kidneys similar to Alexandros’s, for the man whose limbs had begun to sprout cancer.

Only then did Ido O’n realize that her son had known everything that was happening at her villa.

And she realized he had no qualms about sacrificing others for her sake.

But she did not scold Caesar.

Instead, through Magnus, she merely passed on that “we obtained something useful for Alexandros’s life-prolonging treatment.”

So on the fifteenth day of his treatment, Alexandros received two arms, one leg, and three organ transpla...

Volume 1 Chapter 27

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