Xi Xiu took the children, while A Xian accompanied Hai Suomiao and her three children, and they spent a full day having fun together. When the group arrived at Gaia's central square, they became a striking sight.
Some citizens who were out and about saw Xi Xiu and actually came forward to greet her.
They even bowed to thank her.
They thanked her for paying such a great price to defend the Alliance and protect their shared home.
Xi Xiu smiled and told them there was no need for this. It was an obligation and responsibility she should fulfill as a warrior.
Any warrior would have made the same choice she had.
Some of the little ones even gave Xi Xiu their favorite toys, instantly warming her heart.
Looking at this vibrant planet, she felt that everything she had given in the past had been worth it.
They would never forget that war, nor would they forget her.
Perhaps this was what it meant to leave one's name in history.
Though she had never deliberately sought it, the result was an affirmation of those glorious years of hers, the highest honor for a warrior.
Seeing Xi Xiu and the children, A Xian's heart, empty for more than thirty years, finally began to beat again.
Only with Xi Xiu alive, smiling as she watched her and the children, did this sea of stars hold meaning for A Xian.
A Xian adored Xi Xiu's five children. After Xi Xiu returned, she had even taken over Sixi's duties and became responsible for caring for the youngest one.
She took her everywhere.
The youngest girl looked very much like Xi Xiu and had almost exactly the same temperament.
It made up for the years A Xian had missed seeing Xi Xiu grow up. Whenever