Chun could finally draw a conclusion: "Granny, Liya must be waiting for us to rescue her, and she also knows we're coming to save her!"
The old woman laughed. "Exactly. A girl also needs to bravely and timely express her feelings. Otherwise, if no one can tell whether she's friend or foe, it becomes quite hard to handle."
Chun felt very gratified. "But as for how to actually save her, we still have to find her and ask her. Otherwise, if we really go straight into an all‑out war with the Flower Spirit… the Dream God, we might end up alerting the forces that are plotting against her, and that would be bad."
The old woman nodded. "Right. We should first observe this Dream God's movements. It's been over a thousand years, and this Flower Spirit has actually become a god—harder to deal with than I imagined. So we absolutely have to rely on Liya's strength."
Mina said, "I can still feel this Dream God's aura of fear, so it's still there."
