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As far as the Hero not trusting men goes... the only thing I'll say is that there's an in-story reason for it, and I'm pretty sure they're going to explain it here in the manga version. It's not random.
I'll be honest, I thought he was going to leave because of some concerns about the effects his power could have on Gospel if the kid was exposed to it for extended periods.
Sixteen chapters in, and I don't think the protagonist has had a single challenge he hasn't been completely prepared for in every way. Failing to test your characters is not the sign of a good series - it's a lot harder to care about any characters when they just coast along with basically no...
Not gonna lie, I think this is the most bored protagonist I've seen in quite a long time. It's hard to feel any sense of drama when he's too busy not being impressed by or interested in literally anything that happens. XD;