This was why Black Swan had exhausted her mental energy so quickly and failed to last long in Chen Luo's memories.
If other people's memories were a single line, then Chen Luo's memories were made up of countless segments, with each wish serving as the dividing line between one segment and the next.
Each wish could be touched as a dividing point between different segments, and touching one would lead into another time and space.
These wishes often recorded the most important memories their issuers had buried deep in their hearts.
Chen Luo's memories resembled a starry sky. Every star could be touched, and the brighter the star, the stronger the wish it represented, naturally making its memories all the more enticing.
The only thing Black Swan found regrettable was that, as an outsider, she would naturally not be welcomed into the hearts of the owners of these memories. She could only record the most superficial information.
It was like being shown only a book's cover and synopsis, without being allowed to read its contents.
This was both an instinctive reaction of the wishes and their protection of Black Swan. Black Swan was merely a Memory Weaver, not a Wish Walker. These wishes were too high in nature; if Black Swan touched them recklessly, her risk of "losing herself" would become even greater.
The more Black Swan looked, the more it itched at her heart. The more it itched, the more she wanted to see—and yet she couldn't...
The brightness of three-star commissions was one level, while the wishes produced by four-star commissions were another. The higher-ranking the wish, the more precious the memories it represented...
And being given only a condensed synopsis containing the very essence of those stories made Black Swan unable to stop.
Thus, Black Swan stumbled