"Yeah." Di Sifeier smiled. "But when you were still a child, princess, I was already an adult."
"Back then, I'd already carried out many missions." Di Sifeier smiled.
"My dream back then was to serve the elves like my sister did. But now that I've grown up, I've started envying my childhood instead. It was better to be carefree." Alustriel said to Di Sifeier.
"The princess can still live a carefree life. Your nature is one of freedom. But the little princess is different. The burden of becoming the future Elven Queen will fall upon her." Di Sifeier said with a smile.
"My younger sister... perhaps she was born to be a leader. It was destined from the moment she was born. She is a child who was kissed by the Goddess of Nature." Alustriel said.
"Is Her Majesty the Queen doing well now?" Di Sifeier asked, looking at Alustriel.
"She's doing quite well." Alustriel replied with a smile.
"But there's something I'd like to ask." Alustriel looked at Di Sifeier. "My sister already knew the two of us had come, didn't she? Why does she seem unwilling to see us?"
As Alustriel watched Di Sifeier suddenly fall silent, she felt that something was strange. The Di Sifeier before her somehow felt like a stranger.
Di Sifeier felt that perhaps it was because they had both grown up. When they met again, there was no longer that feeling from their childhood in their eyes, nor did they seem as close.
Moreover, Alustriel now felt that the Di Sifeier before her seemed to be avoiding her all along.
"The princess is right." Di Sifeier said to Alustriel. "I did see the two of you in the restaurant, and I recognized the eldest princess at first glance."
"Is my sister embarrassed?" Alustriel