59. Diakum Finally Learned Resurrection and Became Invincible

Willow Wisp and the other fairies made a dreamcatcher for Diakum.

Perhaps taking Dick's giant stature into account, the fairies had made this dreamcatcher exceptionally large. For creatures of their size, something this big was practically a "wonder."

Yet in Dick's hands, standing nearly seven meters tall, the net still looked a little too small. And because of the fairies' particular aesthetic, everything they made carried a certain dreamy, girlish flair.

Holding the dreamcatcher, Dick felt as though he had returned to those carefree childhood days when he and Jaide had run off to catch bugs on summer nights filled with cicada cries.

He stared at the dreamcatcher in his hand with a strange look, then turned to Willow Wisp, who hovered beside him.

The fairy was very proud right now, hands on her hips as she waited for Diakum's assessment. Her face was full of anticipation that plainly said, "Fairies are amazing, hurry up and praise us!" And the Warrior of Light could not possibly disappoint every life that held expectations for him.

Thus, Dick said somewhat awkwardly:

"This dreamcatcher is very nice."

"Right? It's super nice! This is the most perfect dreamcatcher the fairies have ever made."

"It would just be even better without all those ribbons wrapped around it and the flowers decorating the handle."

The Vigilant could no longer hold it in and said:

"Even though I know you wanted to make it look festive, honestly, holding this makes me feel like a magical girl in a frilly dress who might transform under moonlight at any moment.

This thing is way too girly."

"Huh? But Moonberry said you would definitely like it if we made it this pretty."

Willow Wisp scratched her head and said:

"So Moonberry lied to me, right?"

"Yes, Moonberry is a big