Giving up the Supreme Miracle requires immense courage, but Saros has his own convictions, so he doesn't feel regret.
The curse of the Electronic Frontier indeed caused Saros great pain, and even once shattered his morale.
He and Clearspring were in love, but the couple did not have children.
To seek answers, Saros broke his principle of purity, wandering everywhere, and had fleeting encounters with many people, including the Master of Miracles, the Miracle Citizens, and ordinary mortals.
At that time, rather than a hero, Saros was more like a person lost in confusion.
But without exception, Saros failed to father a child with anyone. He was merely a mortal, not subjected to reproductive isolation, yet he remained childless.
Clearspring naturally did not like Saros's behavior, but she could feel the man's pain, and therefore she did not stop him.
Many people found it unbelievable, for that great hero to be defeated.
