The Sage Has a White Moonlight [Western Fantasy]

They say the Great Sage had a one true love, a woman so beautiful and powerful that her fame spread across the continent and countless people pursued her. The Great Sage's disciple, Sylvia, and her friends eagerly devoured endless gossip and made countless fan works about it.

Then one day, Sylvia discovered a shocking secret: she looked about eighty percent like that goddess.

Sylvia: What do I do if my master might be my real father? Asking urgently online.

Great Sage: ...What the hell, your father?!

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The Great Sage went to great lengths to preserve the soul of the woman he loved, placing it in an infant's body and raising her with care, hoping she would grow up to look just like the woman he loved most.

But after waiting sixteen years, all he got was this question:

"...Teacher, you're actually my real dad, aren't you?"

Great Sage: ...

*My own irreverent take on Western fantasy. It's an original fictional world with no real-life inspirations. Everything is as I say it is.

Theme: By showing how the heroine grows up differently in two different environments, this story expresses the cruelty of war and the longing for peace, the goodness of human nature, and the beauty of love.