Until one day, she saw him in the mirror——
He was so dazzling, but he was abandoned by his parents.
He grew up in an orphanage, was treated harshly by his adoptive family, and had no one to love him; he was displaced, but he still laughed and worked hard.
Even after he grew up, he still silently supported the adoptive mother who had hurt him deeply.
He became successful as an adult, but he was always alone.
Not because of pride, but because - he no longer trusts anyone.
Her light feathers trembled slightly, her heart beating silently.
He has cold bones, clear outlines, and facial features as sharp as a knife;
The eyebrows are slightly raised, the bridge of the nose is high, the eyelashes are like crow feathers hanging down, and the eyes are like mist covering the stars - quiet, distant, and calm.
Those are not gentle eyes, they are silent eyes that see through everything.
He doesn't look at you, but you can't stop looking at him.
She began to look at him again and again, tracing back in her mind and tossing and turning in her dreams.
Painful of the suffering he had suffered, but still unable to get close.
Until she saw his fate in the second half of his afterlife in the mirror——
Loneliness remains the same as before, life is plagued by calamities, and I finally sink into a sea of dreams alone.
She could no longer watch.
At that moment, she made a decisive leap.
Falling into the mortal world, he voluntarily lost his spiritual consciousness, and was only willing to accompany him for a journey, no matter the cost.
She was reincarnated as a human, and all her spiritual power was gone, leaving only a trace of her original light.
I lost my memory, why did I come here, but I saw it again and again in my dreams:
Lake of falling stars, ink floating shadows, colorful feathers,
There was also a little fox who was talking but couldn't hear the sound.
Purpose: Taking the journey of the Emmanuel Goddess into the mortal world as a clue, through the two-way growth of "forgetting and remembering" and "loneliness and companionship", it shows that the essence of love is not control or belonging, but pure choice and response, and explores how individuals make free will decisions outside of fate.