Good Deeds of Kane of Old Guy

Kein, an aging adventurer known as Kane of Old, was out collecting herbs when he stumbled upon a rare treasure—the legendary Resurrection Fruit. Though tempted to sell it for a hefty sum, his plans changed when he encountered a desperate young woman. She pleaded for medicine to revive her dying companion, her eyes filled with despair. Moved by her plight, Kein set aside thoughts of profit and handed over the precious fruit without hesitation. His selfless act not only saved a life but also rekindled his own sense of purpose. The girl’s gratitude was immeasurable, and word of his kindness spread through the land. Though he could have gained wealth, Kein found something far more valuable—the satisfaction of helping another in need. His reputation as a noble-hearted wanderer grew, proving that true heroes are defined not by riches, but by their deeds. Even in his later years, Kein continued to inspire others with his generosity and wisdom. The story of the Resurrection Fruit became a legend, reminding all who heard it that compassion outweighs gold.