Hearing that, Mudrock did not rush to explain her problem. Instead, she first handed over the cup of water in her hand.
"Mm, thank you, Big Sister Mudrock."
After watching Griseo take the cup, Mudrock carefully sat down beside her and continued with her question.
"I saw the future in that painting? I'm a little confused. I want to know if it was real. If it was, why didn't I see you in it?"
After speaking, Mudrock slowly turned her head and looked at Griseo beside her with her beautiful eyes, which held a trace of confusion and bewilderment, waiting for an answer.
"Um... strictly speaking, I don't know." Hearing that, Griseo gathered her thoughts for a moment before speaking.
Perhaps realizing she had not made herself clear, the little girl added:
"Because that painting was made with Big Sister Mudrock's colors, I wouldn't know what was in it. Um... more accurately, I don't know the contents of any paintings made with someone else's colors."
"Everyone's colors are unique."
After hearing Griseo's explanation, Mudrock lightly furrowed her delicate brows and replied softly, "I see... it really is amazing."
"Still, while I can't be certain about the exact effects of a painting, some of my previous paintings really have had the effect of 'prophecy.' So, could Big Sister Mudrock tell me what you saw?"
As she spoke, Griseo blinked her large violet eyes and looked at Mudrock expectantly. She looked adorable.
"Mm. In that painting, I saw that my squad and I left the Reunion Movement for certain reasons. A lot happened afterward, and we met quite a few people, but..."
At that point, Mudrock paused. She turned to glance at her comrades gathered around another bonfire in the distance before continuing.
"But... after being swept into all kinds of conflicts,