Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 324 Do you understand?

"Doesn't she still have her past memories? How could it be as serious as you say?"

Yes.

Yaro didn't believe it!

Or perhaps they simply don't want to believe it.

This is not the case with Barrow himself. He had his memories when he was an infant. At that time, his body was like a blank sheet of paper, allowing his memories to leave their own imprints on his body.

If the previous explanation of the spirit body is correct, the situation of fairies is somewhat like the abnormal development of frogs, which is a complete reshaping of the body structure.

After the white deer has evolved, what appears will still be a white deer.

Or is it just a new fairy who also has the name "White Deer" and has "seen" White Deer's past memories?
If the wood on a ship is gradually replaced until all the wood is replaced, is the ship still the same ship?

If you reassemble a ship using the old timber that was replaced, which ship is the original ship?

Are you the same person before and after waking up?
If we're talking about a sense of identity, the new fairy still considers herself 'White Deer'.

Just like many people, the things they liked as children they may dislike or even hate as adults.

Does that mean that the grown-up version of her is no longer the same as the one she once was?

Who can truly explain these issues?
"Whether you accept it or not, that's just how fairies are."

After saying this, the spirit immediately soothed him gently: "Yaro, you are still young. You cannot yet distinguish what love is. You need to learn more and understand more, and use more life experiences to improve your mind."

"And you have a long life ahead of you, long enough for you to meet a partner who is more suitable for you."

Even if you really can't let her go, you can save the chance to meet again next time.

"Next time, you will all grow into even more perfect versions of yourselves."

"You would also like to present a better version of yourself to your partner, wouldn't you?"

like?

Love?
Or is it just a certain degree of goodwill?

Yaro himself didn't quite understand how he felt about Bai Lu, but undeniably, he wasn't in a good mood at the moment, feeling a sense of emptiness, as if he had lost something important.

Even so, after hearing the comforting words from the spirit, Yaro still felt a bit dumbfounded.

what is this?
A mother comforts her youngest son who is in a relationship during junior high school.
“Don’t worry, I’m fine,” Yaro glanced at the pendant on his shoulder that was constantly radiating warm magic. “I’m just… um… worried about her… yes, worried about her!”

Yaro then inexplicably emphasized, "It's the kind of worry you feel for your friends, and the kind of feeling you don't want to lose... um, do you understand?"

Aside from very close friends, probably no boy would expose his relationship problems to other people.

Especially when facing one's own mother.

The spiritual entity has some memories of its mother. Although it cannot be completely regarded as its mother, it can be seen as an alter ego of its mother. Although Yaro intentionally avoids calling 'her' his mother, he still often adopts the attitude of a mother.

"I understand, I understand, I understand everything!"

The spirit's three consecutive "understandings" caught Yaro off guard, and he angrily retorted, "No! You don't understand!" The spirit replied indulgently, "Alright, alright, I don't understand, I don't understand anything."

"I won't tell you anymore."

Yaro glanced at the faint light appearing on the horizon and changed the subject, "I happen to know the location of a tree spirit. I've heard that tree spirits are creatures born from the death of fairies. Do you think there will be any problems if I take the white deer there?"

“Tree spirit? Yaro, it seems you’ve had quite a few experiences lately,” the spirit casually complimented, then explained, “Tree spirits are indeed creatures born from the death of fairies, and just like the Holy Spirit’s attitude towards humanity as a whole, tree spirits are generally friendly towards fairies.”

The spirit entity added, "Not only that, because of the tree spirits' natural affinity for fairies, and because their biological attributes are biased towards trees, they are also easily influenced and controlled by fairies."

"So you have to judge for yourself whether there are other fairies behind that tree spirit. The relationship between fairies is not necessarily friendly."

Are there any other fairies behind the tree spirit?
Yaro thought about what he had seen and heard in Lan'er Village. As the human village closest to the tree spirit's territory, there were no rumors of fairies appearing there.

Moreover, the white deer had entered the tree spirit's territory and returned safely.

Previously, when Yaro was searching for the missing white deer, he also spoke with the tree spirit. At that time, the tree spirit was still very wary of Yaro, but it did not reject the white deer.

If the tree spirit can allow the white deer to live there, then even if there are other spirits living in its territory, they shouldn't be hostile towards the white deer, right?

Thinking about all this, Yaro's tightly furrowed brows relaxed considerably.

Just as Yaro was about to share his conjecture, the pendant suddenly said, "Yaro, I feel a little tired. I'm going to rest first. Call me if you need anything."

Before Yaro could speak, the magic surrounding him quickly returned, and the shimmering pendant returned to its ordinary state.

Yaro, whose mood had just eased a little, frowned again.

My mother has always been a strong-willed person; she would never speak out unless she truly couldn't bear it anymore.

This was even more evident when facing Yarrow.

So, how much mental energy does it take for a spiritual entity to utter those words?
Moreover, a spiritual entity outside the body is like water without a source; once used, it is gone.

The so-called rest is just entering a normal state of lockdown, which can only slow down the rate of mental depletion.

"That's not right either. As a spiritual entity separated from her mother, she couldn't possibly be unaware of the drawbacks of spiritual entities. Perhaps she just didn't want to waste her spiritual energy on chatting with me in order to preserve it for the future protection of me."

Regardless of the circumstances, the spirit's words just now can be seen as a dangerous signal.

This means that there is no room left to waste the existing mental energy.

And there's another issue to consider.

The reason for the existence of the spiritual entity is to protect Yaro. As long as this goal can be achieved, it doesn't matter if she disappears.

But Yaro's purpose is different!
Putting everything else aside, at the very least, the spiritual body must be able to be preserved at the grandfather's house.

If the grandfather fails to explain things clearly, we can use the information he knows to help the spirit recall the remaining memories, which will give us a greater chance of finding the clearest clues and the most likely direction.

After carefully putting on the pendant, Yaro glanced at the wooden girl in the carriage, and a thought arose in his mind.

We can't wait any longer!

(End of this chapter)