Initially seeing Yuria as an object of conquest, Raoh refused to believe that he actually loved Yuria, since he believed that love was a useless emotion; however, Toki pointed out to him that his words towards Yuria was a sign of love.
However, Toki pointed out to him that his thoughts towards Yuria were a sign of love. Initially seeing Yuria as an object of conquest, Raoh refused to believe that he actually loved Yuria, since he believed that love was a useless emotion.
Initially seeing Yuria as an object of conquest, Raoh refused to believe that he actually loved Yuria, since he believed that love was a useless emotion. However, Toki pointed out to him that his thoughts towards Yuria were a sign of love.
Initially seeing Yuria as an object of conquest, Raoh refused to believe that he actually loved Yuria, since he believed that love was a useless emotion. However, Toki pointed out to him that his thoughts towards Yuria were a sign of love.