Reborn Through Fire

Reborn Through Fire By Kazuya Higan Chapter 1579

The boy stood apart from the rest, a fearless soul despite being caked in mud and filth.His eyes burned with a cold defiance that seemed too intense for someone his age.

On that fateful afternoon, his piercing gaze struck her numb heart like a razor-sharp arrow.

Suddenly, she felt trapped in a bottomless, repulsive swamp, desperate to grasp at a ray of light.

He was that longed-for beacon of hope.

Jensen was rescued by Kohen, the younger brother of Hayes of the McCray family.

Kohen had never brought an orphan into their home before, marking Jensen as an extraordinary exception.

One day, Kohen grinned at Hayes.

“This boy is fascinating.Train him for me, but be careful not to break him.”

Hayes, a mischievous glint in his eye, toyed with the knife in his hand, chuckling.

“I’m not the heartless monster you imagine.I don’t decide their fates.Here, survival depends entirely on their own skills and willpower.”

land at Jensen’s feet, pointing at the other boys and girls

me what

been as important as Gilbert within the Kooper family, but he had also lived

nobility and elegance

Kohen shook his head.

then see what he’s truly capable

his arm toward the group of boys and girls in

family.Many of the orphans and beggars I have taken in come from privileged backgrounds, their pasts are not so different from his.But now that they have fallen from grace, they must confront the unforgiving truth.This world is merciless; without the strength to stand your ground, you

eyes ablaze with a fierce defiance, an unyielding coldness, and even a

do I need to do…to

into this foreign land, stripped of any income, and tormented by a gang of thugs for reasons he

find a job,

that his grandmother had severed all ties, leaving

seethed with a deep-rooted hatred for

to survive, to confront his

the wall, Jensen knew his only chance at survival lay with the

let out a

three of them,

her teeth, her frustration mounting as she

did not have to face such a daunting challenge; they were allowed to