After they drew closer, they saw Mo Wang pointing at Solindis. He turned back to Columbina and said, "See? What did I tell you? Finally found her."
Solindis was completely bewildered. She pointed at herself blankly and said, "You're... talking about me?"
Mo Wang shrugged. "Who else would we be talking about?"
Solindis still found it hard to believe. "You... can see me?"
There was a faint tremor in her voice.
The feeling of being forgotten had lasted far too long—so long that she had even begun to doubt whether she truly existed.
And now, someone could suddenly see her, could speak to her. It left her both overjoyed and terrified, afraid this was only another hallucination of hers.
Mo Wang looked at her speechlessly. "Sorry, I'm not blind." He pointed at Columbina beside him. "This one next to me may have her eyes covered, but she isn't blind either."
Solindis quickly waved her hands. "No, that's not what I meant. It's just... I haven't seen a living person in many years. And right now, I'm in the state of a soul."
She lowered her head and looked at her half-transparent hands, then smiled bitterly. "Most people can't see souls."
She shook her head, trying hard to clear her mind, then asked, "Um... were you looking for me? Could you have... found the wrong person?"
Her eyes held expectation, along with a cautious disbelief.
Mo Wang was too lazy for unnecessary words. He pointed straight at her. "You're Solindis?"
Solindis nodded. A trace of confusion flashed through her eyes—how did this person know her name?
Mo Wang continued, "Leilier's wife?"
Solindis immediately blushed. Though no obvious flush showed in her soul form, her expression did become shy, and her hands unconsciously twisted together. "Um... I'm not Leilier's wife. We haven't