Chapter 30

“That was you.”

“Yes.”

It was a story that was not easily believable. But Wolfward’s existence was proof of that. Yes, how can such inaction be possible unless you are someone who fell from the sky? Melissa does not doubt his words. An unpleasant silence passed for a moment.

The moment when they were immersed in each other’s thoughts. Melissa, who was unintentionally looking up at the sky, cried out in amazement.

“there! The stars are falling!”

“…it started.”

“Oh My God. It’s really beautiful..!”

Stars were falling swiftly, illuminating the clear black sky. But it wasn’t one. Dozens or hundreds of stars were falling towards this world. Melissa reached out her hand without realizing it, but realized it was useless and took it back.

“All those meteor showers are the power I received. Something similar to that I am adapting well to living, so I am giving strength to others.”

“So… are there more people like you in the world now?”

“I hope so. It’ll be less annoying.”

Looking back, she could see a glimmer of anticipation in Wolfward’s eyes. She thought that it should be because he wanted it. Melissa filled her entire field of vision with the falling stars as if drawing a line in the sky.

An unknown feeling filled her heart, and it’s hard to explain. It was just something moist and trembling. It’s not her business, and it doesn’t matter to her if the world changes or whatever. she just felt like she had seen something, a historical scene.

‘The world will be a little different. If there are more strong people like you…’

Melissa imagined the future for a moment. But she soon stopped. To be honest, she wasn’t really interested in how the world would change or what kind of uproar there might be.

If she can, she really wants to live and die without leaving here. After living a peaceful and boring life, she wanted to be nourished by being buried under a tree.

Those of you who like to chatter can’t keep their mouths shut when they hear these secret stories from Wolfward, but Melissa’s sentiments ended with just one line.

As if all the meteor showers had fallen, the sky darkened again. A moment of silence passed.

“I am not ordinary.” Looks like Wolfward was struggling with something. I’m going to give you time to organize your thoughts. Melissa, who had been idle, abruptly raised her eyebrows slightly at the spoken words.

“My non-normality will not be limited to me alone. It will inevitably affect the people around me as well.”

“Ah.”

“And the impact can’t always be good.”

At first she wondered what he was saying, but after listening to a few more sentences, she understood. He probably cares. The gap between her ordinary and his special. He fears that the very gap will make it difficult for her. If she had heard these words without knowing what kind of man Wolfward was, it would not have been easy to read the truth, but Melissa knew. That he was a caring, kind and warm man. So she immediately understood.