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care and love—but what exactly is love? Ophelia The Spirit Saint. One of the oldest elves, she guards the World Tree. She participated in two Wars of Sapient Beings as a primary mediator and provided a viable methodology for aligning the world's mana veins after the wars. The protector of the Shield State Spirit Clan, she is the being most likely to attain the status of a Demon God. However, day after day, she feels her soul gradually growing quiet. The more she aligns the world's mana veins, the more bored she becomes, longing to return to the World Tree. Yet, a turning point has arrived. Mu Qingshu (Courtesy Name: Qingxuan) A cultivator from a certain cultivation world. As a powerhouse in the Deity Transformation Stage, she served as a main force against evil demons. Unfortunately, after being gravely injured, she fell into a spatial rift, crossed over to this world, and was saved by Ophelia. Ophelia is highly curious about her because she is too pure, unlike any other living being; she is the purest person Ophelia has ever seen, "feeling like the very first burst of energy at the dawn of creation." Feeling that she needs a place to cultivate and wishes to repay her savior, Qingxuan somehow ends up becoming Dao companions with Ophelia. Initially, she thought Ophelia was a dignified, self-contained, detached, and passionless person, but she never expected Ophelia to be somewhat overly obsessed with her. Seraphina The Saintess of the Lily Order. Possessing succubus bloodline, she doesn't seem to stand out in any particular way, yet she was the designated successor of the previous Saintess. Lawless and unruly, she commands a maid corps composed of eighteen women named "One Year, " "Four Seasons, " and "Thirteen Months." Aside from handling official affairs, she spends her time indulging in a nest of luxury, yet she is inexplicably close friends with the Spirit Saint. Recently, she has been hosting tea parties almost every week, inviting the Spirit Saint and her friends, rumored to be writing some kind of story anthology to earn some spending money.