One Hundred and thirty seven

HE IS REBORN.

"We will regret this. It is not about the question if we would. We didn't - No - You should have listened when I said we should go forward and search for her." Theresa, one of the midwives - also one of the greatest confessors that ever lived lamented.

She sat down on the chair as she entered the room and others followed behind. "I know it is risky." The eldest of the midwives said and continued. "But, we all know that it is just written in the books and we have not seen for ourselves what great calamity would befall us. Maybe the people who came together to write this book see how powerful he is and would not want anyone to wield that kind of power again. Thus, tagging him bad from birth."

"I would not say otherwise, but it is written for a reason. If it was never a threat to us all, I don't think they would have agreed to write the book."

"Then they should have explained the consequences of leaving that child alive. No stories, only warnings. And if it had happened bef