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Chrysolis could not speak, but Hermes was the most gifted with words.
Hermes could make Zeus change his mind and make jealous Hera extinguish her anger.
But only the smile of Chrysolis made Hermes truly alive.
Even if Chrysolis's voice never uttered, it was not as beautiful as the beautiful and enchanting goddesses.
But it was her smile that made Hermes meaningful.
Chrysolis, the "Princess of the Golden Stone" who traveled back thousands of years and lived in Crete in the Age of Gods, once took in a little white dove because of her kindness.
She fed the white dove grain, wiped the white dove with clean water, kissed its beak, and held its small body. She could not speak with her mouth, but she could speak with her eyes.
In the palace of Crete, the lonely Chrysolis gradually found a white dove friend.
She didn't know that the dove was the messenger of the gods, Hermes. She lived with the dove without any scruples, kissed it, and even changed clothes without hesitation.
But one day, the white dove disappeared.
Chrysolis was very sad.
She was relaxing at the beach, but met a handsome young man who was pushed to the beach by the waves.
The boy called himself "Mercury" and had a bright smile, a handsome face, and... Dove-like eyes and expression.
Chrysolis regarded the young man named "Mercury" as a meal replacement for the lost pigeons. She had private meetings with Mercury at the beach every day and fed her own food. Her heart and eyes were filled with mercury.
Until one day, Mercury asked her: "Who do you think I am?"
Hermes was once taken in as a white dove by Chrysolis, the princess of Crete. After recovering from his injury, he chose to return to Olympus and report his duties to Zeus.
But in his heart, he was always tossing and turning. He missed Chrysolis's talking eyes, he missed Chrysolis's warm fingers, and he recalled Chrysolis's milky skin.
He returned to Crete again and came into contact with Chrysolis as the human boy "Mercury".
But Chrysolis regarded him as a meal replacement for the white dove that flew away. She looked at him with gentle, motherly eyes.
But Hermes wanted Chrysolis to love him as a woman loves a man.
Intention: No intention