Quick Wear: Driving Gods in a Dark Fairy Tale

The white fungus sighed silently.

He really didn't expect that the news of his "death" would have such a huge impact on Aurora.

After all, he didn't want to die.

Bai Jun smiled, but secretly made a note of the account in his heart.

"Your Highness, everyone is unique. There will never be another me in the world."

"But you also have to understand that, except for yourself, no one can stay with you forever. Don't suffer for anyone, and don't give up yourself for anyone. It's not worth it."

Arlo took a deep breath and a few more crystal tears fell, "No, Mr. Fate, you don't know."

"If you knew that it was me who harmed you, you wouldn't say that."

"I am the murderer who killed you, and I deserve all this."

White fungus: “…”

No, you're not.

Not only was the real murderer safe and sound, but he also attended the funeral and ate his meal.

Bai Jun didn't want to explain how he came back to life in a roundabout and complicated way that might violate the laws of the world, so he simply chose another relatively simple method.

Although it harms others and does not benefit oneself, the effect is absolutely first-class.

He quietly approached the cage, lowered his voice and whispered something to Aurora inside. In Aurora's astonished and strange eyes, he nodded to her almost imperceptibly.

The thorns on Aurora's body broke completely, her hanging fingers moved slightly, and then she raised her hand to cover her face.

A few seconds later, Ai Luo's muffled voice came from between his fingers: "Thank you."

When Philina appeared again, a rather strange scene appeared in front of her: outside the cage, Baijun was telling a clichéd story, while inside the cage, Aurora was listening seriously without blinking.

The little princess was quite supportive and had her own unique insights at almost every climax.

This scene was in stark contrast to the little princess's previous half-dead appearance, and Filina couldn't help but feel a little admiration for Baijun.

"It seems that you have completed your task very well. I will keep my promise and you can leave now."

Filina nodded slightly towards Baijun, a rain of crimson flowers fell, and Baijun's figure disappeared in the dream.

After sending the white fungus away, Filina fixed her eyes on Aurora in the cage.

She is really different from before.

Filina couldn't help but think of the first time she appeared next to Aurora.

At that time, Aurora had just learned that the king wanted to marry her to a prince from a neighboring country whom she had never met. Her beautiful dream was completely shattered from that moment on.

……

Aurora sat on the balcony, curled up helplessly. The sunlight from the window poured down and fell on her curly golden hair, as beautiful as a painting.

Her falling golden hair covered her cheeks and she let out a small, sad laugh.

"It turns out that everything I gained and everything I lost was just because I was a princess."

As a princess, Aurora was destined to have material happiness from birth, which ordinary people might not be able to obtain even if they busy themselves with pursuit all their lives.

The world's most sparkling gems, the most luxurious jewelry, the most beautiful flowers, the prettiest dresses... everything that can be piled up to become a source of happiness is something that Aurora can get at her fingertips.

The little princess who was born with a silver spoon in her mouth is probably the happiest person in the world.

She has His Majesty the King who dotes on her, everything she wants in the entire Orphir Empire, the love of all the subjects, and a beautiful face kissed by angels... She has everything.

She should be the happiest person in the world - everyone says so.

Aurora once thought so too.

Until she found out what she really wanted, it seemed like she never got it from the beginning to the end.

People who have everything from birth are destined to lose everything every step they take when they grow up.

The first thing the little princess got was shackles in the name of love, and correspondingly, she lost the freedom to make her own decisions.

She could have anything she wanted, but was not allowed to do anything unbecoming of a princess.

You cannot choose the clothes you want to wear, you cannot eat an extra piece of dessert after a meal, you cannot stay in bed longer in the morning, and you cannot enter and leave the palace at will.

In fact, Ai Luo didn't like those pink and purple dresses. The all-pink and purple color took up too much of her space.

She prefers light colors such as light blue and apricot white. If she must go for something bright, then rose-like burgundy is also a good choice.

But when she told the people around her that she wanted to change her dress to these colors, the maids would always advise her cautiously, carefully and fearfully, saying that such colors were not suitable for a princess.

How can a princess wear those light and plain dresses? Only the beautiful cloud-like pink can suit a princess best.

As for the old-fashioned color of burgundy, the princess would never touch it.

Ai Luo didn't want to embarrass them, and felt that what they said seemed to make sense, so she had to give up.

The little princess seems to have everything she needs and can get anything at her fingertips.

But she had nothing because she had never really gotten anything she desired.

She really longed for things that were not allowed.

She didn't want so many beautiful and luxurious jewels. Compared to these jewels, she wanted a butterfly or a flying bird, or a bunch of ripe golden wheat ears.

Those beautiful sceneries that are taken for granted by people.

The maids casually mentioned a beautiful world that she had never seen.

There are clear and transparent gurgling streams with clear bottom visible at a glance; there are golden wheat waves fluttering in the wind and rolling like waves; there are mysterious holy mountains that are frozen in four seasons and snow-covered all year round.

She wanted to walk out of this magnificent castle, leave the royal city where she grew up, and see the scenery she had never seen.

Ai Luo knew that there must be a beautiful world outside the royal city, full of wonders.

But in the end, she could only have a small rose garden in front of the palace.

She thought she had everyone's love and that was happiness.

But her father loved her, but still forced her to marry a prince she didn't like.

The maids loved her and still persuaded her to accept things she didn't like.

The prince loved her, but cruelly deprived her of the last bit of freedom she had left.

She was like a canary trapped in a luxurious cage. She enjoyed the fine clothes and delicious food given to her by others under their envious gazes, sang for her master in the name of love, accepted his manipulation, and lived according to his preferences until her death.

Even though the bird wanted so badly to fly away from the luxurious cage, it never wanted the gifts of fine clothes and delicious food.

But it could not go against its owner's wishes, nor could it escape the pairs of eyes staring at it from outside the cage.

Born in a cage, it is destined to die in a cage.