"Please, you're a powerful god. You must have a way to save the Spring Fairy, right?"
In Springvale, Diona clung to Ellin's waist, pleading desperately.
"All right!"
Seeing her like this, Ellin couldn't help smiling. She stroked Diona's head.
She had heard about what had happened between the Spring Fairy and Diona, too.
Amid the endless, pitch-black calamity, the fairy had fought to protect a deserted town, so that its people and her dear friend would still have a home to return to once the calamity had passed.
The fairy had spent the power she had accumulated over countless years without hesitation, battling innumerable enemies in the pitch-black calamity until all her strength was exhausted.
After learning that her friend was in danger, the little girl had struggled through the pitch-black calamity and countless waves of monsters. Even covered in wounds, even facing death, she had pressed on, all to find her friend.
The Spring Fairy's selfless devotion and protection.
Diona's courage and determination as she traveled through the pitch-black calamity to find her friend.
Their bond had moved everyone, Ellin included.
If she could, Ellin certainly wanted to give Diona and the Spring Fairy a better ending.
She looked at Diona with a gentle smile. "Don't be sad. I came here this time specifically to save the Spring Fairy."
"Really? Ellin, do you mean the Spring Fairy can still be saved?"
Only then did joy appear on Diona's little face.
"Of course. You and the Spring Fairy are good friends, aren't you? How could I bear to leave you unable to even speak to each other?"
Ellin smiled. "Here, hold out your hand."
"Okay!" Diona nodded and obediently held out her little hand.
Ellin held out her own hand as well and said softly, "Come out!"
Ellin's words seemed