At this moment, Kishin always wanted to sing something, such as: "This is your excuse for breaking up. If you could do it all over again, would you still love me? Love brings people happiness, but it also brings torment. We once walked together through the legendary river of love..." Of course, she ultimately did not sing it aloud, because to her, that would have been weakness—admitting defeat before even fighting.
Kishin first went expressionless and silent, yet she kept pacing, running, and rolling around the room... all while muttering, "It's okay, it's okay," as huge tears streamed down her face.
In the end, Kishin could not help but burst into tears toward the room where Mo Yi was. She cried bitterly like a heartbroken child... Only after a long while did she finally stop. Facing the dim light spilling down from the lamp, she made a vow: "No matter the price, I, Kishin, will defeat fate!"
As she said those words, countless memories from years ago surfaced in Kishin's mind once more. Back then, she could only stand far away, held by her younger sister Little Night, and watch helplessly as Takamagahara, the home where she had been born, slowly collapsed and shattered in the sky before finally falling into the sea in fragments.
That day, she cried until her throat was hoarse before standing up and swearing an oath beneath the setting sun's afterglow, speaking the very same words.
"No matter the price, I, Kishin, will defeat fate!"
Honestly, while her failed confession had indeed made Kishin very sad, it should not have reduced Madam Kishin, who had experienced so much and grown so much, to this state.
Tsukuyomi had sealed away her memories, but the emotions buried deep in her heart had not vanished. They had merely