Dandelion Cemetery.
Chen Si appeared at the cemetery entrance. His body passed through the wall, and a scene of spring greenery and countless dandelion seeds drifting through the air greeted his eyes.
He followed the steps across the green lawn, one at a time, until he reached Zoe's gravestone. The offerings around it were rather sparse. He spotted a stack of a dozen envelopes. The top one bore Philia's name, so the whole stack was probably from her.
Beside them was a bouquet with a photograph tucked inside. It was a group picture. He recognized Zoe, Rundstedt, and Gal, along with several other men and women their age whom he didn't know. They all looked happy back then.
But the name beneath it made him look a few more times. It read: Gal Nangus.
On the other side was a flower basket with another letter tucked inside, signed by Petra. That surprised Chen Si a little. Apart from those offerings, Zoe's grave looked lonely.
He slowly crouched down and gazed at Zoe's grave before speaking softly. "Zoe, I think I was the one who deserved to survive least of all."
Then he noticed a book placed directly in front of the gravestone and lowered his eyes to it.
"Song of the Bird..." Seeing the title, Chen Si assumed Philia had shared something she enjoyed in her life with her older sister. After all, in his memory, she was still a little girl. But when he saw the author's name, "Zoe Mogwin," his pupils jolted.
He immediately reached for the poetry collection, but his hand passed straight through the book, and his entire body sank into the ground.
He slowly floated back up, only then remembering that he was merely a projection of his consciousness. Gritting his teeth at the poetry