Chapter 3 Rinoa Alfrenzo
Atlantis, Floor 40, Year 10 AD
"Rinoa," shouted a young girl with high pigtails as she ran, tapping the shoulder of a girl with straight, thick red hair until her scalp was not visible. When the girl turned around, she revealed a slender body that inevitably evoked both envy and admiration. While most women wore corsets to showcase their figures, this girl, without one, displayed her curves clearly. She was more akin to a fairy than an ordinary human.
"Ah ... Ellis," she greeted with a captivating smile, as though she had just won the lottery of smiles. In an instant, the world seemed to spin slowly, capturing this precious moment.
His deep blue eyes, reminiscent of the ocean, mesmerized Ellis, who felt a soft blush rise on his cheeks in shyness. Occasionally, he lowered his gaze, feeling unworthy in front of such an enchanting figure. While many women sought to beautify themselves through various means and sacrifices, Rinoa commanded attention with her unmatched natural beauty.
She didn't need to play a musical instrument to create beautiful melodies; just by listening to her softly vibrating voice, it was enough to make every hair stand on end, igniting a sense of wonder in the soul of anyone who heard it.
This world has a cruel yet beautiful side. Your beauty can be perceived as a form of arrogance, a stigma often associated with her. Nonetheless, Rinoa always conveyed her message of confidence and positive encouragement to every woman she met.
"I'm jealous of you because you can confidently say, 'Beautiful!' to me. But, I'm sorry; I can't say the same to you," she joked when complimented on her beauty, then added, "No woman is born of a fairy. We're all the same, regardless of our origins. It's unfortunate if you consider yourself less beautiful, for even fairies do not truly grasp what beauty is! How lowly it is to speak such words in front of the man you love."
Ellis could say nothing more.
"Daydreaming again while looking at me," said Rinoa while caressing her cheek. As if enchanted, he continued to gaze at Rinoa's face until he imagined bathing together in a hot spring.
Rinoa Elfranzo was the most beautiful student at Atlantis school; the world recognized and celebrated her beauty. Her allure was undeniable—intelligent, radiant, and capable.
"Uh ... okay," said Ellis, who was unconsciously left behind by Rinoa. He stood alone, mumbling various things, while Rinoa was known for her sadistic nature.