There were many inequalities in this world.
There was inequality among humans, inequality among Aberrant Beasts, and naturally, inequality among Fairies as well.
The Fairies born in the Magic Kingdom enjoyed peace and beauty amid flourishing flowers from the very beginning of their lives. They were beloved by magical girls and employed by the Royal Court, playing vital roles throughout every field of the Magic Kingdom.
Meanwhile, many Fairies born in the Interrealm spent their entire lives trapped in that barren, monotonous world. The sky there was filthy, the land was cracked, life was withered, and the moon was blue. There had never been a "spring" in their lives.
For Fairies, who naturally loved nature and cherished flowers, grass, and trees, such a world was no different from a land of death. Thus, their lives in the Interrealm had always been lost and pessimistic.
Semi was one of those Interrealm Fairies.
To him, "the meaning of life" had always been a false proposition, because Fairies like him had no meaning in life at all. There was not even a trace of the vegetation and forests Fairies adored to be found here.
Yet even so, the heavens had not left this world a shred of mercy. Frequent, terrifying disasters and Aberrant Beasts everywhere meant every Interrealm Fairy had to struggle with all their strength just to survive, then gaze at the sliver of Blue Moon in the night and continue facing another hopeless tomorrow.
Did he really need to live such a dull life?
Semi had once asked Big Jack that very question.
Big Jack was the leader of the Interrealm Fairies—or perhaps their shared parent. He was an enormous pure-blooded Fairy, more than ten meters tall and more than ten meters wide, a presence that blotted out the sky in