When Ada woke up, she faced a strange forest. Her memory seemed to have been drained by a nightmare, and she could not remember anything.
A passing hunting boy happened to discover the pure and beautiful Ada. The kind-hearted boy rescued Ada. In the forest as beautiful as a fairyland, Ada put aside her lost memories and nestled against the boy's side.
Just as Ada and the boy were looking forward to a better tomorrow, Ada suddenly had a very strange dream. It was a snow-white elk that brought Ada to the place where she woke up. Ada turned around and the elk jumped onto the crescent-shaped moon, as if the moon was not that far away from her at this moment.
The snow-white elk turned into a noble queen with a burst of ice and snow. She told Ada, "Ada without Ada will not change anything, but the world without Ada will be an unprecedented disaster. Remember, you are Ada."
Ada decided to walk out of the forest and embark on an unknown journey. Even if the road ahead was confusing, she still wanted to retrieve her memory. But the boy didn't think so. He had fallen deeply into Ada's gentle spring. He didn't want to leave Ada, and he didn't want Ada to do something uncertain. He was afraid that Ada would get hurt. He said to Ada, "It's not worth taking the risk for a dream."
However, Ada firmly told the boy that it was not a dream.