Spirit Garden.
The core part of the fairy's garden, where Kana and the others are currently located.
Just standing here, they already feel a clarity in their ntal status, as if their spirit and mind have never been so clear before.
It's as if all those negative things in the mind, the things that bring fatigue, have been completely cleared away.
Like a newborn infant.
Under the curious gaze of the quiet little fairies around, the group followed Bilin to the innermost area.
There, a giant flower stands.
The problem is, everyone looks at this tree-like flower but cannot see it clearly.
As if it is the source of all flowers in the world, impossible to express in words, impossible to confirm with eyes.
And within that giant flower.
There is a little fairy, seemingly not particularly different from the fairies around, yet just looking at her reveals her extraordinary presence.
Bobo instinctively used Identification.
The level obtained was.
Level 16.
Upon seeing this level, Bobo thought she was seeing things.
However, before she could react, perhaps due to her identification, the seemingly sleeping fairy opened her eyes.
Slowly rising, her wings gently flapping, her gaze fell on Bobo.
"Sorry." Bobo lowered her head and quickly said.
The fairy flew down, shimring with a faint light, landed in front of Bobo, her face showing a gentle expression.
Extending her tiny arms, she embraced Bobo's neck.
"It's okay, child, your dream is lively and enchanting."
Bobo, initially tense to the point of stiffness, inexplicably relaxed under this embrace.
The group watched this situation.
Unsure if it was an illusion, Bobo's already well-maintained white fur seed to gleam in that embrace.
Soon they confird it was not an illusion because now, at this mont, her fur was indeed shimring with a faint glow.
Afterward, this seemingly exceptional fairy, like the leader of all fairies, spoke.
"I am pleased to et all of you warriors."
Alongside, Bilin smiled and introduced: "This is our eldest sister, our leader—Yaka."
Kana looked at her and respectfully bowed, and everyone followed Kana's actions.
A level 16 existence.
Undoubtedly deserving to be called a divine presence.
One could even say she is the god of the spiritual world.
"I am surprised you ca here, but I indeed heard the call of our mother."
Yaka said this.
She is the eldest among all the fairies, her age nearly equivalent to the birth of life itself.
Calling her the Child of the World poses no problems at all, and within that identity, she is undoubtedly among the top few.
"Mother has taken interest in you; we have great expectations for you, but the help we can offer is extrely limited, yet you must exert effort for this."
The nearly eternal life granted this initial fairy maturity and maternal essence.
Kana was a bit surprised, even sowhat flattered by this.
Nodding slightly, he said: "As a mber of the world, our efforts are justified."
Otherwise, we all die together.
Yaka nodded in agreent.
"I can't stay away from the World Pillar for long, my sisters need your help, they will also help you, help themselves, help mother."
After speaking, she gazed at the group with gentle eyes before her form turned back into particles of light, reassembling at the flower's center from where she had departed.
There forming a body, appearing exactly like she was when Kana and the others first arrived.
The group stared in bewildernt at all this, the brief encounter left them unable to grasp the current situation clearly.
This fairy known as Yaka appeared to be a noble and powerful existence, but they knew nothing concrete about her.
They could only get a glimpse of the situation through Kana's conversation, but even that is extrely limited.
Kana watched Yaka return to sleep.
He truly didn't anticipate he'd get to exchange words with her during this visit.
For in the ga, this fairy is entirely a background character, only ntioned by various important NPCs and so hidden background stories.
Perhaps at that ti she was already gone, or entirely returned to the world's embrace.
The nuances between the two concepts are almost indistinguishable for fairies, just with slight differences.
Kana's principal purpose for coming here is to try and save as many fairies as possible.
Now, with Yaka still present and even able to converse with him, it's almost certain that the mont Kana arrived was not yet on a path of no return.
This, of course, is good news.
As Yaka fell asleep.
The fairies around, who had only been watching with curious eyes, all flew over, encircling the group.
Compared to those outside, the few fairies here are much more mature.
While their eyes reveal curiosity and their words innocence, they are not rash and do not seem offensive at all.
One fairy seed to notice the group's confusion.
Smiling, she said: "The ones outside are young sisters, they still retain the most pure emotions, and are at their most beautiful monts."
Simply put, the ones outside are children.
Of course, the age of these children might be absurdly large.
asured in millennia.
It's conceivable how ancient the mature fairies are in this area.
"Linda... you've grown, sorry."
One fairy looked at the carefree little fairy on Kana's shoulder and sighed.
"Mm."
Linda simply responded.
"This noble presence ntioned you seem to be in so kind of predicant?" Alicia asked curiously.
Clearly, Kana brought them here precisely to solve this so-called predicant.
One fairy nodded.
"Mm, we are trapped here, our existence has been invaded, our spirit lost in confusion, we are dissipating."
"Ah?!"
These words shocked the group.
This is not just a predicant; it's a life-threatening crisis.
Kana directly said: "From now on, follow my plan and command, how about it?"
With Kana's words, Alyris's people all turned their heads around, looking at him in disbelief.
Isn't this too straightforward?
"Sure."
The fairies gladly accepted.
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