"Their parents should be able to see monsters too."
"Their parents' blood flows through their bodies..."
"By that logic..."
Xiao Xiao's lips curled slightly.
"The whole world should be able to see monsters."
"Wouldn't you agree?"
The girl with bobbed hair froze.
Huh? Huh...
"I told you..."
Xiao Xiao shook his head slightly.
"Whether you can see them has nothing to do with anyone else."
"It's only about you."
The girl with bobbed hair clenched her fingers.
She...
knew.
Xiao Xiao had just said it...
This ability depended purely on luck...
It had nothing to do with blood ties.
Besides, seeing them once didn't mean she could rest easy.
Because...
This ability could disappear.
She...
just didn't want to admit...
that she couldn't see monsters...
simply because...
she was herself.
It had nothing to do with anyone else.
And naturally, it had nothing to do with her brother either.
Her taking out her frustration on him...
made no sense.
And she'd been terribly selfish.
"Little Rainbow..."
The young man opened and closed his mouth, but didn't know what to say.
He had never been good with words.
So when people ignored him, he could only feel hurt and confused, unable to ask them why...
He would quietly swallow it all.
Then, when they met again, he'd act as if nothing had happened.
"...I'm sorry."
The girl with bobbed hair lowered her head.
"Little Rainbow?"
The young man looked surprised.
Why was she apologizing?
The girl with bobbed hair raised her head, a smile on her face.
Though it was a little forced.
"Xiao Xiao."
"I lost my composure."
"I..."
The girl with bobbed hair took a deep breath.
"I was in the wrong."
"Monsters are just a passing episode."
Xiao