Chapter 56: The Lovers Reunion
No one said a word.
Melody, who gained a new body, tried to move a few steps. Probably due to being unable to adapt to the weight of the wings that suddenly grew out of her waist, she couldn’t maintain her balance and fell to the ground after shaking. The huge wings fluttered disorderly. She was embarrassed like a newborn cub. The tether on the bag containing the music score was broken by the distortion of her body and the book in the bag slid out of the mouth and fell into the soil. She looked up at the with pleading in her eyes.
Nemo was stunned. Jesse Dylan’s statement about Vincent Town was indeed true. He didn’t know what the rest of the team thought. At least at that time he subconsciously didn’t take it completely seriously. If that was true, then the conflict between Vincent Town and the Grace Bluebirds was just too cruel.
Everyone in the team seemed to be aware of this problem. All four of them were silent while the gray parrot was pacing beside Melody, looking around curiously.
She was still struggling on the ground. A few shimmering blue feathers fell off and they were as beautiful as man-made products. They didn’t match the dirty ground at all. Oliver was first to move. He cautiously approached the Bluebird who was trying to stand up and stretched out his hand.
“Do you mind?” he asked in a low voice.
Melody let out a meaningless low cry, while the hand remained motionless. A few seconds later, she realize that the other party couldn’t hear her voice, so she blinked and shook her head unskillfully.
“Nemo, give me a hand,” Oliver beckoned, cautiously holding up one of her arms. “We have to help her find a safer place.”
If left alone, the Bluebird with abundant mana but unable to move would definitely become food for beasts. Adrian was taller than them and Ann was a little shorter. Their similar height wouldn’t make Melody too uncomfortable. Nemo waked forward quickly and held Melody’s other arm. They held the beautiful newborn creature steadily, and she finally stood up again dangling between them.