Idea: Judith, the not-so-imaginary imaginary friend.
Idea: Judith, the not-so-imaginary imaginary friend.
So how about this? From the time Siyeon is 12 until the moment she transmigrates, she has had the sudden company of what she believes to be an imaginary friend:
A girl with blonde hair and pink eyes, she has golden wings and wears medieval European clothing.
She appears at random times and only she can see her, no matter how surrounded by people she is, she mainly appears at times when she is too sad and feels alone. That time when her mother died, when she moved in with her father, moments of her loneliness at home, bullying at school.
Her imaginary friend appears at those moments to console her and tells her about her own life, that she lives in a palace, that her parents love her and that she has friends. Basically, whatever Siyeon would like, but she doesn't hate her imaginary friend.
Judith: Do you want to be an archaeologist? My mother is also an archaeologist.
Then, when she transmigrates, Judith appears and is surprised.
Judith: Now you look more like mom!
But Siyeon doesn't have the mind to think about that much, so she lets it go, Judith is almost constantly with her and helps her feel relieved surrounded by so many people she doesn't like. She then arrives at the scene of her meeting with Callisto.
Judith: That looks like the servant emperor! Why is he attacking you!?
Still, Siyeon lies that he likes her and he lets her go.
You know those pets in video games that follow you but disappear during difficult times? It's something like that, except that Judith does not disappear and after the hunting event, she spends her time telling Penelope some secrets of the palace and its surroundings, this is how she this time arrives at the cave with Callisto escaping from the assassins. .
Without the need to jump off a waterfall, but they still have to go under it and end up soaked. When you find the magician's body with the scrolls, Judith tells him her spell to destroy her magic circle saying that it is a game for her.
In Soleil, Judith sees the game screens.
Judith: Those spells? Those are nothing, say these to save little uncle Laon.
He proceeds to give her a list of spells enough to destroy the cultists and save the children on the island, he also gives her the spell to teleport with Callisto so they don't drown, Judith still complains to Vinter saying that she can't believe that his teacher has done something like this.
Bad news: Leila can see it too.
Bad news for Leila: Judith may perceive her as a demon.
Thanks to this, Penelope trusts Yvonne less when she arrives at the dukedom.
And then the 18th birthday party…
When Penelope wakes up, Judith is crying and lamenting because her little mother could have died. Later, he helps her escape from the dukedom by evading her servants and accompanies her to Soleil. But that is the last time she sees her, because she disappears as soon as she leaves the dukedom.
They meet Callisto and then Penelope learns the truth. But not from Judith.
Things continue as in the novel, they defeat Leila and years later, when Penelope gets married and has her daughter, she can only laugh out loud when her little girl with blonde curls and pink eyes with golden wings on her back looks at her. first time. She tells Callisto about her not-so-imaginary friend and they both laugh, but they are nervous. What will they do if her daughter disappears?
The answer is that she doesn't. When Judith breaks the mirror of truth and then returns to her parents later that day, she tells them about her imaginary friend Siyeon, and about a young mother she saw in a dream.
End.