However, Yi Song calmly shook his head: "For any patient, I only have the desire to heal."
It's hard to imagine how a human could bring peace of mind to a deity, and even more so, it's unexpected that Yi Song would be willing to put aside his life to come here, purely out of a "doctor's" care for a "patient," rather than for responsibilities to the world or for reasons of love or desire.
So... pure.
Almost terrifyingly pure.
Viewing the entire world as his "patients," treating them one by one persistently, Yi Song clearly knows that patients cannot be endless, yet he takes each patient seriously, achieving the best effect with methods that seem akin to love. Once healed, no matter how deeply the patient loves him, he immediately withdraws to heal the next one, filling their empty hearts.
Now, the "patient" is a god, and it's the same.
