A Little Introduction
This series of stories is a supplement to the main series, The Continent of Solan.
The author wrote this collection of novellas and short stories to change things up when getting fed up with writing the main series.
There may not be any pairings. The settings, character backstories, ideas, and more that couldn't fit into the main series will all be included in this collection. The writing will be more serious than in the main series. Some characters and locations from the main series' past and future will appear in these stories.
Story List
First Story - Unicorn: Written three years ago, this was a work from my early, inexperienced days. (The plot gets dark, so please read with care.) It was also the original inspiration for the conspiracy in the chapter "Song of Assassination." It takes place on the Continent of Solan many years after the main series ends. There should be more to come, and the name of one main-series character has already made a cameo.
Second Story - Seashell: Set many years after the main series ends. A lost young man happens upon a seashell in an attic and rediscovers a secret from his family's past...
What two sad stories.
That's good, that's good
Is the little raccoon's partner also an Edith?
Compared to the future happiness of the little raccoon, Arya in the story is not so lucky. Originally, falling out of love may be unforgettable, but when you are only a teenager, your life should still be very long. Die'er, for example, also fell out of love once. Didn't he survive it with strength and finally met his true love? But it is also because Die'er has two major elements, environment and mood, that Arya lacks: when she first came into contact with a forbidden love (for Satan's conservative culture) and when she faced the breakup of the relationship, Die'er was in Fantido, where this love would not be condemned, and she also had a mentor who loved and protected her, and Arya What she faced was an unfriendly environment and relatives who wanted to kill her; after falling out of love, Die'er still had a sense of mission for revenge, forcing her to desperately practice magic to divert her attention. Arya... Violated her usual devout beliefs. Judging from the letter she later sent back with the seashell runestones, she probably only hated herself. Loneliness, hesitation, self-loathing and self-abandonment, a beautiful lily withered like this... In fact, I was thinking about it at the beginning, why did Edith want all her subjects to be attracted to women? Was she just trying to slap the patriarchal culture based on the belief in male gods? But if you think about it more carefully, because the goddess hates men, all of her followers are women. Ediths are so dangerous outside. Apart from going out to solve tasks, they spend the rest of their time at home doing OEM work and rarely go out of the city. Fantido is a girls' dormitory, and basically only men are allowed. Step, this life is long (can the lifespan of the powerful Edith people in the impression be extended longer than that of ordinary humans?), If they are not allowed to unconditionally become attracted to women... Then the Edith people will not be able to practice any magic, and they will have to change their jobs to practice the Jade Girl Heart Sutra. However, although the goddess can use the golden finger to modify the game settings, growing lilies still requires the cooperation of time (seize the time, the sooner the lily seeds appear, and bring the greenhouse to the greenhouse), the right location (Fandido City's large greenhouse, unified management of flower seedlings), and the cooperation of people (under the guidance of the instructor, establish a correct mentality, find suitable flower seedlings, and let the lilies bloom). Woohoo! At this point, I started to think of the protagonist group of the main story again. The flower seedlings that Butterfly paired with are not plants in the greenhouse. The adaptability is very good, but the acceptance is a bit slow at the moment. The ambiguity is beautiful, but it is heart-wrenching to watch!
Oh! When the little raccoon grew up, he became a best-selling novelist and an authoritative historian! There should be mentions of the two protagonists in some of her works. Is this an indirect fulfillment of Kuier's wild dream when she complained to Roland behind his back in Chapter 46 (she said she would write a book and give herself a resounding title)? What a promising kid.
What's behind!!! Oops, I was so excited just watching. I have to say, this message from Alia is really sad. Anyone who has read the main story knows that Edith's choice is a joke. The firmer the belief, the more it deviates from the expected development. By the way, how did Jack hear the call of Lily City citizens, the legendary friendly hand? No wonder my grandfather agreed with his father's yy fabrication. Why is Satan's belief so restrictive to people's hearts? Write it down quickly, cousin