(There are quite a few changes to the original setting. The Music Mage will not disappear from the world forever in the end. I like Bebe. Whether there will be a couple is undecided.)
Mowan is a deity born of music and magic, and the guardian of all magical worlds.
But due to the elders' poor oversight, the Music Mage Lias, jealous of her fellow Music Mage Melody, led her step by step into destroying the world of music and magic. Its sacred relic, Shilasba, was scattered among several Music Mages and ended up in the human world.
Mowan usually resides in the divine temple. The world of music and magic is governed by elders, with the position passed down from generation to generation. She only appears to resolve major crises in the magical world. But with Shilasba damaged, the world of music and magic can no longer communicate with the gods.
As it happened, Mowan was visiting the human world when she discovered a Music Mage, fragments of Shilasba, a black-robed troublemaker whose identity was a mystery, three fairies who followed along and caused trouble, and human fairies...
Every now and then, she'll visit other worlds, too. Don't miss these exciting travels...
(A quiet little addition: The author declares that if this novel truly forms a world, this book will not bind any of its characters. They will always be free and never be constrained by the words on these pages.)
Pretty good and pretty
The word count is too few, so I can barely give it four stars.