The Fairies of Ye Luoli: The Language of Water and Mo

Wang Mo, princess of the Ye Luoli Fairyland, met and came to know Shui Qingli, the Prince of Water, by chance at the Stillwater Lake. The prince fell for her at first sight, and from then on they grew close and fell in love. The knights of the Xuyan Sea kidnapped the princess and brought her there. The Sea Princess of the Xuyan Sea believed the Prince of Water was willing to abandon his subjects for a girl, and insisted that he regain his heartless nature and continue protecting the sea’s people. The Prince of Water, Shui Qingli, braved the Xuyan Sea for the sake of his beloved, determined to keep his little princess Wang Mo from harm. But the Xuyan Sea’s knights wouldn’t let him do as he pleased. If he was willing to abandon everyone for one person, then he would have to pay the price. Wang Mo took the blow of the Three-Kill Sword for love. “Wang Mo, I’m sorry. I dragged you into this. Now you can rest easy...” The knight taunted, “Prince of Water, you’d rather abandon your people for a princess. Is she worth it?” The Prince of Water answered firmly, “She is.” After Princess Wang Mo was wounded, she lay in the Sea Crystal Palace of the Xuyan Sea like Sleeping Beauty, while Shui Qingli sat by the head of the bed, keeping her company. The Sea Princess of the Xuyan Sea took out a sparkling, translucent water orb, intending to make Shui Qingli heartless again so he would join them in protecting the sea’s peace. But the Prince of Water had no such intention. He only wanted Wang Mo to regain her vitality, and would make the princess of the Xuyan Sea pay for what she had done. Wang Mo had only fallen in love with a prince she could never be with. They wanted the two of them to sing of their love, but she also didn’t want the Prince of Water to abandon his people for her. Faced with that choice, she was willing to sacrifice herself rather than watch the Prince of Water be gravely wounded in the irreversible war between the sea clans. But if you were gone,