In the room filled with a girlish atmosphere, Xin'er slowly woke up.
She saw Xu Nan sitting there, lost in thought. She blinked. "I had a dream."
Xu Nan smiled. "What kind of dream?"
He could sense that Xin'er had indeed changed. Although the Star Spirit Trainer had blocked her memories about Star Spirits, the change in her temperament was still impossible to conceal.
"I dreamed about some very strange things..."
Xin'er sat up, dressed in thin clothes, and hugged her knees. Her eyes were somewhat unfocused. "Am I leaving?"
"A voice told me I only had one day left. That I was about to leave."
"But I don't feel afraid. It's like I knew a long time ago that this day would come."
"Xu Nan... do you think I'm a monster?"
She was clearly speaking much more fluently now. Rather than talking to Xu Nan, it was more like she was talking to herself.
Seeing her like that, Xu Nan could not help feeling a little bitter.
He had watched Xin'er grow up.
All along, he had believed it was his duty and responsibility to take care of Xin'er. Whether she was a younger brother or younger sister, it made no difference.
But ever since that strange world had descended, everything had changed.
He had inherited the bloodline of the Ron Sorcerer and spent every day dealing with gods and the like, yet he had neglected Xin'er's changes.
By the time he finally came to his senses, he discovered that the "younger brother" who had always hidden in her little room and refused to interact with others had transformed into a delicate, pitiable beauty. And her hidden identity was Earth's Star Spirit, controlling the lives of who knew how many living beings.
This script was simply too absurd. It