The wind bird saved the god who reshaped the world, and the god asked it what it wanted in return. The Fengque felt that it was neither joyful nor painful to live in this world. It didn't matter, so God promised it the ability to wander in the world so that it could feel the preciousness of life.
Fengque said: How happy is life, how painful is death.
God said: You must know the preciousness of life.
Fengque: I love my family.
God: Good boy, you want to see how big the outside world is.
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So, God threw his life-saving bird out of his hometown and started to renovate it.
Windbird: Dio. (Onomatopoeia)
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Fengque: Actually, I really think there is nothing wrong with staying at home until death.
Concept: A grown-up fairy tale
