Arknights: A Peculiar Being, the Stars Shine Bright

Let me tell you a story: a story written by young children, born on a certain day six years ago and lost six years ago. She called herself the master of Originium and once had a home of her own, but fate's cruel mockery left it shattered. People cheered her strength, but often forgot that the brighter the sun shines, the deeper the shadows grow.

A wandering soul from the sea may leave the warmth of its cradle and homeland of its own accord, bravely setting out for the unknown. Yet the ocean remains behind him, impossible to escape. He struggles to rise, but the deep sea will eventually carry him back home.

Someone who does not belong to this era wants only to stay far from the storm and live a peaceful life. Yet, without realizing it, he is caught in the storm for the sake of a love he cannot let go. The merciless tempest tears apart the utopia in his heart, leaving only a bird of paradise perched on his fingertip.

A visitor with great ambitions and lofty aspirations finds the happiness that belongs to him. White birds sing, the lake is clear, and the woods are thick. His life always seems so perfect, yet it is all no more than flowers reflected in a mirror and the moon mirrored in water. When the illusion shatters, he will have to make a choice.

He turns former enemies into companions on the road ahead and seeks a warm home through the bitter winter. He successfully prevents countless small tragedies, but is powerless to undo the tragedy of the times.

You ask how the story ends? Of course, I don't know either. The only thing I know is the title of a little book.