Childhood,
- "Sun and Moon? Why choose that name?" Sasuke, bored, picks up the girl's book and flips through it. "My name is Sasuke because Father wanted me to be as outstanding as the Second Hokage."
- "Because Sun and Moon is the first girl born into our family. Your father and I hope she'll have the bright energy of the sun and the quiet serenity of the moon." Mikoto covers her mouth, laughing as she answers.
- "Bright? Serene?" Sasuke looks at the girl, who reads the classics like a saint, in disbelief. He turns helplessly to Mikoto. "Mother, does she seem anything like her name?"
- "Maybe she'll change when she grows up." Mikoto smiles awkwardly.
Adolescence,
- "Uchiha Nichigetsu! Don't stop me. I'm going to get revenge!" The boy, wearing a cold mask, looks at the girl who has just begun to grow, his gaze icy.
- "I'm not stopping you." The girl lowers her eyes to the book in her hands, then steps aside to let him pass. As he goes by, she hesitates, stopping herself from grabbing his sleeve. "I just hope you won't regret this. And... take care of yourself."
Three years later, when they meet again, they look at each other from afar. They have still taken different paths...
Theme: Has Uchiha regretted it today?
The heroine opened the kaleidoscope for nothing? Not really, right? We just met once, and this can stimulate a kaleidoscope?
Doesn't the dying moment mean a person who is seriously ill and about to die? Isn't it inappropriate to use it here?