The little figure on Ellie's shoulder tilted its head slightly and softly called out "Ellie," then clung to a lock of her hair without moving.
Behind those eyes that seemed filled with innocence, a flash of light seemed to pass by.
"Ellie!" Lind stood on the second-floor corridor and called out, "Mother asked you to check how things are at the port!
Heh~ At least now you can fly, you don't have to worry about spiders climbing up you."
Ellie turned to look at him and said with extreme sincerity, "Lind, I don't know if you think that since everything is exposed, you might as well give up completely, but even if everyone knows you're cursing them in your heart, a smile will make people view you a little more favorably.
It's better to hide your pettiness for your own sake... once you're used to being sharp and mean, it'll be hard to take it back."
Lind sneered, "Ah... in the current situation, I think it's normal not to be able to take it back.
