"Oh, right!"
Alice suddenly remembered something and grinned.
"Ellin, I've foreseen that I'll have a daughter someday. I'm planning to have her call you her godmother. What do you think?"
At those words, Klee's innocent, carefree face surfaced in Ellin's mind.
Remembering the wonderful times she had spent with Klee, Ellin couldn't help smiling. She nodded. "Sure! Of course!"
"Yay!"
Alice cheered. "I've already picked a name for my daughter. I'll call her Klee!"
"I'll tell her she has a mommy named Ellin, and that Mommy Ellin is amazing. She can do anything, from soaring through the skies to diving into the sea, and she'll take her out to play all over the place."
"If a child named Klee calls you Mommy in the future, don't overthink it. She's your goddaughter."
Alice's face was full of smiles as she gazed at the distant sunset, as though imagining the day Klee and Ellin would meet.
"Yes, I've already met her. She's a very adorable child."
Ellin smiled.
"Of course!"
Alice put her hands on her hips and said rather proudly, "She's my daughter, after all. Of course she's adorable."
"Hmm? Is that..."
Suddenly, Ellin's smile faded.
She looked down the mountain and spotted a girl wearing a plain cloth shirt and shorts on Yaoguang Shoal.
The girl looked about fifteen or sixteen, and she was very thin and frail.
In the light of the setting sun, she trudged barefoot across Yaoguang Shoal with a basket of fish on her back.
"Hello. May I ask what you're doing?"
A white-haired girl in a blue dress appeared before her.
"Who are you?"
"Who I am isn't important. What matters is that I know you."
"You're Ningguang, aren't you?"
Ellin studied the girl before her. She really hadn't expected to meet Ningguang at this