Once upon a time there was a sparrow. She was lonely and no one wanted to play with her.
There was a turtledove. She had many, many friends, and she was also very good.
One day, the turtledove discovered this poor sparrow. The turtledove tried to contact her. Gradually, the turtledove became alienated from the friends around her. It began to become the sparrow's best friend and always took care of the sparrow.
But the sparrow is stupid, she takes all the kindness that the turtledove does to her for granted.
The result of squandering is ultimately loss. Slowly, the sparrow began to drift away from the turtle dove, and the turtle dove inexplicably became no longer as good as before, but the sparrow was lucky enough to enter a larger forest.
When the sparrow entered this forest surrounded by eagles, she discovered that she was still the same little sparrow with no merit.
Fish cannot fly into the sky.
Sparrows and eagles are not in the same circle and cannot soar in the vast sky.
She began to miss the turtledove's kindness to her, but she could not go back, and the sparrow could never return to the original forest.
She began to regret it. Unfortunately, the most useless thing in the world is regret.
If God could give her a chance to come back again, she would definitely say three words to Ikaruga...