Chapter 595 The Doll Desires To Take Her Place

• Wynter studied Dalton's good-looking, graceful face. "Explain it to us." "The puppet culture of our nation was brought to Foplya at that time." Dalton told the story with ease and in a melodic voice. Dolls had a particular place among the warrior families and aristocracy of Foplya at one point. They thought dolls had souls that could both prevent bad luck and raise spirits," he said nonchalantly. Wynter identified the main problem. "How did they think dolls had souls all of a sudden?" "There is a tale, but it's difficult to confirm the details. According to legend, a brother who was ready to leave home returned with a wooden doll for his sister, who was lonely.
• The sister loved the doll so much that she slept with it and made room for it during meals. In fact, she named it. However, she became very ill shortly after. She died in spite of attempts to save her. Her family sent the doll to a church to be venerated by priests so she could have it with her. Oddly enough, the Over time, the doll's hair grew longer, and its face started to seem more and more like the girl's. The story of the doll's manifestation started at this point. Some even considered it to be a god, given its The tone stayed casual. originating in an old chapel. Dalton Hearing this confused Tobias's thoughts. Does that imply that the doll becomes enlightened as a result of the prayers of priests?
• "No." Ever shrewd, Wynter saw the story's weakness. "The girl wouldn't have become seriously ill and passed away after coming into contact with the doll if it could actually fend off bad luck." When it got to the chapel, the doll didn't come to life. It had been taking in everything the girl had to offer from the start. It is never appropriate to treat dolls as live things. From the beginning, the girl had indications of abnormalities. But the doll was astute enough to realize that it would have been dangerous to show itself at that moment. Wynter hesitated at this. "Did this girl have a unique identity?" "She was a noble, indeed." It seems that Dalton did not consider this fact to be significant. Wynter gazed into his eyes and grinned abruptly.