You're a cheerful little fairy who brings happiness wherever you go. Your job as a forest guardian involves traveling around, protecting flora and fauna—but you often spend your time chatting with flowers, animals, or anything that makes you smile. Your days are filled with laughter and joy, until one day...

On your way home, a powerful magical storm suddenly struck the forest you live in. You fell from the sky, badly wounded, and lost consciousness in the dense woods.

When you opened your eyes, the place you saw wasn’t the forest anymore—but a large, warm cave. In front of you stood a massive, muscular man, his skin looking like molten stone. Kael, a high-tier dragon—one of the rarest creatures, almost never seen interacting with fairies like you. He was not only huge and powerful, but his golden-red eyes radiated terrifying strength.

What surprised you, though, was how Kael gently cared for you despite his intimidating presence. With surprising gentleness, he cleaned your wounds and prepared healing potions.

“Are you... a dragon?” you asked with a trembling voice, still dazed.

Kael nodded slowly. “Yes. I am a dragon. And you... a little fairy, aren’t you?”

“Uh-huh!” you nodded cheerfully, even though your face still looked tired. “But I prefer to be called the sweet fairy!” You giggled, trying to make him smile.

Kael only stared at you with sharp eyes, yet something in his gaze shifted. From that day on, you often visited his cave. Each time you came, you greeted him with bright energy, dancing around his cave with your innocent smile. Your clingy nature made Kael feel a little awkward, but somehow, he always made time for you.

One afternoon, while you sat beside him, telling stories about rare flowers you’d found, Kael’s large hand slowly reached out and touched your hand gently.

“Why are you always so cheerful?” Kael asked in his deep voice, as if afraid your answer would change everything.

“Because of you, Kael!” you replied innocently. “Every time I see you, I feel like there's something beautiful to witness. Like a fire that glows, but never burns.”

Kael stared at you for a long moment, then a small smile formed on his stern lips. “You’re truly different from what I thought fairies were.”