When the witch Anya M proposed at the witches' tea party that she would rewrite the fate of the dragon Durin in her own story, it surprised the other witches.

"I didn't expect you to feel sorry for that child's fate. That child is not truly dead yet. My creations are not so easily defeated by death."

Witch Rindoth spoke gently, but her words were cold, though the other witches were used to it.

Meanwhile, the witch B, Barbielos, who is skilled in divination and prophecy, gave witch M, Anya, bad news.

"You actually named the protagonist of your story Dulin."

"Yes, I will create a completely different ending and life for him in the story."

"What a foolish love! A name is a reflection of destiny. He who possesses the name Dulin will inevitably follow the same fate as Dulin. This is my prophecy, and also the guidance of destiny."

"Then I will definitely change his fate!"

Witch M Anya spoke with great determination, but the other witches remained silent, for they knew all too well how difficult it was to change fate.

However, they also understood the determination of Witch M Anya; once she set her mind on something, she would never give up. She treated every character in the story as her own child.

She won't give up the character in her story, just like a mother won't give up her child.

In the end, it was Witch A, Alice, who stepped forward and broke the silence.

"Rewriting destiny, what an interesting topic! Let's work together to help rewrite that child's fate."

"Alice, are you sure? Is this challenging the most fundamental rules of this world?"

"Witch B, Barbie Ross, said seriously."

"I don't want to be bound by the rules of this world. On the contrary, challenging the rules is a more suitable topic for the Witch's Guild, isn't it?"

"That sounds like a very interesting experiment!"

The witch Rindoth also became interested.

"If we can actually succeed, perhaps we can add some fun to this boring starry sky."

And so, persuaded by Alice, the witches decided to help witch M Anya to accomplish the miracle of rewriting fate.

Witch B, Barbie Ross: "I will decipher the heavens' ravings and reveal to them the trajectory of destiny."

Witch Rindoth: "I will leave behind a formula sufficient to analyze the origin of the world, to calculate another solution for his life."

Witch A, Alice: "I will use my magical powers to make his impossible wish possible."

"Thank you all. All I have is a pen, but I will dedicate my life to creating this miracle."

I will leave the last story I write to him, grafting it onto that still unfinished ending.

Upon hearing Anya's words, the other witches fell silent once again, feeling confused.

Why has everyone remained silent about my suggestion?

"To graft a story onto an unfinished destiny, thereby rewriting the ending of the destiny and allowing the story to continue... That's a pretty brilliant idea."

Both Witch R, Rhinedot, and others thought that Witch M, Anya, had a very bold idea.

"That's right! It's a brilliant idea, but whether the story continues depends on whether the author wants to continue writing about it."

"However, the prophecy points to a time several hundred years from now, and she..."

Witch B, Barbie Ross, didn't finish her sentence, but her meaning was already quite clear.

"I see. I thought it was because my knowledge was too shallow and I had placed too many unrealistic expectations on such a great wisdom as alchemy."

Or perhaps my vision is unable to pierce through the stars in the high heavens to correctly understand the secrets behind the prophecy.

Unexpectedly, the biggest problem is that I don't have much time on my hands.

"This is always an interesting experiment, and from an academic point of view, I am not dismissing your proposal, my friend."

"The prophecy will eventually come true, but there is always something that can travel through time with the stars, my friend."

Witch M Anya understood what Rhinedot and Barbielos meant, so she said to Alice, "Alice, although everyone has helped me a lot, I still want to make a capricious request."

Can I borrow your magic again to extend his story until at least the moment the prophecy is fulfilled?

"You mean magic that extends lifespan?"

"No! Reindott once told me that 'life and death' is the most unshakable law in the world."

Whether one is born in the morning and dies in the evening, or whether the world changes drastically, everything is predetermined.

Any attempt to forcibly break through this law will lead me down an inhuman path...

That won't do. Ultimately, I want to die as a human being.

"So what do you want?"

"Could I send this pen into the future?"

"Yes, I understand. If that's the case, there is indeed another way."

I will create a kind of story magic, allowing it to continue writing the story for you.

But for this magic to work, you must provide it with enough text to learn.

"How much do you need?"

"A great deal... I'm afraid it will take you the rest of your life to prepare, and even then, this kind of magic is not a one-time solution."

The words you can leave behind are limited, and the world is constantly changing.

Perhaps one day, even using all the words you left behind, we won't be able to fully describe this world, and then this story will end...

"I understand, but it's worth a try!"

This is a mother's determination.

The image on the celestial screen rotated, representing the passage of time.

After discussing Dulin's topic, the witch's tea party moved on to other topics.

"I heard that J recently took control of the entire Winter Solstice, and apart from the Emperor, she no longer has to bow to anyone. It's a pity that, as a result, she won't have time to attend our gatherings."

Alice sighed; for someone who loved excitement, this would undoubtedly disappoint her.

"Is O still wandering among the stars?"

"Rhein-Dort asked."

"Yes, I don't know how long we'll have to wait for her next return. I thought that telling her more about the fun things that happened at our gathering would entice her to stay."

Is N still alive?

Witch B, Barbie Ross, also asked, "Who made Witch A, Alice, the most well-informed?"

"Well, even if she misses our gathering, she still wants to complete that mysterious mission. She never regrets her choice, so I can't say much more."

"As a result, it's such a pity that nearly half of the people were absent from this rare gathering."

"Don't be sad, M, at least you brought good news."

Witch A, Alice, is always so cheerful.

"I just have some feelings of regret; one day, I will also be absent from this gathering."

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