I know, they don't take these words seriously.
They never believed that with my less-than-impressive physique among peers, I could become a great warrior inheriting the will of my ancestors.
Perhaps they are right.
After all, even now, when I recall the ambitious words I spoke in my childhood, I can't help but feel a bit embarrassed.
Whenever someone brings it up, I just wave my hand and change the subject.
For the brothers and sisters in the tribe, a few drinks and some anecdotes about demons on the snowfields are enough to cover any topic he doesn't want to mention.
But "most courageous", "most powerful", "most favored", "leader"... Who hasn't thought about it growing up in the tribe?
They simply know the gap between themselves and those leaders, and dare not speak out in front of others.
"Grom", my name is not common in the tribe because it did not come from the priest who never smiles, with more wrinkles on his face than cracks on the icy surface.
