"She was raving again, talking nonsense..." Penelope's lipstick-painted lips pursed in displeasure, and Hermione, rarely siding with the female Auror, secretly nodded along.
"It does sound a little interesting..." Daisy laughed first, then remembered this was about naming her baby sister. "But if our little sister gets bullied at school because of it, she'll definitely blame us..."
"Luna, I want to give them something more... Mm... If one is called Friday, what should the other be called to match?" Morgan le Fay softened her tone as much as she could.
Allen pinched his fingers in a difficult spot and, in a somewhat dry voice, tried to explain for Luna without much confidence. "Friday is actually a name with a good meaning—Friday is the day dedicated to Frigg. Frigg is the wife of the chief god Odin in Norse mythology, the goddess of marriage and family, equivalent to the goddess Venus in Roman mythology... It can actually work as a girl's name."
"Actually, Friday does sound rather unique..." Owen deliberately praised it first. "This and Bridget can be kept as candidates. Let's hear what everyone else thinks."
"It must have been very hard for Mother when she gave birth to me back then too, and afterward I even argued with you over things that seem completely meaningless now... I was truly awful..." the female ghost said guiltily. This time, seeing her grandmother Morgan le Fay endure such intense pain despite being cared for so meticulously made her feel terribly remorseful, and she floated in front of Luna.
At that moment, Luna was absentmindedly picking her nose with her little finger and had already stopped caring about the naming altogether. Now, hearing her daughter suddenly come over and say this so unexpectedly, her misty pale-silver eyes widened.
And looking at Luna's calm,