Orly's Parasol Backstory


 * Note: This dialogue was from Korean. It needs a translate checking and proofreading.

Charles. Despite the bustle of everyone, I crossed the sea and reached the Moonlit Isle. People were kinder than I thought, and thanks to that, I was able to find it easily. It was in the heart of a forest in the southern part of the Moonlit Isle.

It was early in the morning, but the forest was dark because the large trees covered the sky. But as the woods moved to the center of the forest, large trees gradually disappeared, and colorful flowers began to appear around them. Finally, there was a large flowering tree that I saw in the picture with you.

I watched the scene carefully and carefully. Right. One afternoon, when we first met, it was a mass produced by Charles. I walked to the flowerbeds I used to see together, using mass production alone. I remembered the time I stood with you in the stump. And I blamed for me who was helpless, unable to catch your weak life.

I was getting scented with sweet flowers and my eyes closed more and more. At that time, a man came from far away and hugged me. I fell asleep to the thought that you came to me. And he lifted his hand and hung the ball. But I got away from the tree and realized. That you are not holding on to me. And yet I fell asleep as if I were in your arms.

It was a small shade far away from the flowering tree. Suddenly the sun came up and he was staring at the flowering tree in two or three steps. I realized that I was wiped out, 'At this time, the flowering water of the flowering tree is dangerous, so I have to see it from this distance.'

When I approached, the man unfurled the sunshine. Just like the day's Charles. I grabbed his ball as I pulled it. Then the deep blue eyes looked at me. At the last minute, our last moment, what you said came to mind. 'Someday, someone will replace me. It's too sad to think, but then forget me. Orly.'

Hiding his trembling voice, he asked his name. Then he said "I'm Teo." We've been looking at flower bushes for a long time. In the afternoon of the same day, where the petals drifted in warm sunlight and small winds...