"I am still influenced by the Fae's mindset."
In the laboratory, Ian in his fairy form continuously sighed deeply, making the nearby Frozen Fish and Gansong frequently turn their heads: "I never thought that not only can't fairies lie, but they also can't hide their own preferences."
"Isn't that obvious?" The two fairies felt it very mysterious: "If you can't even say out loud what you like, then what kind of fairy are you?"
"I love all fairies and orcas the most!" Frozen Fish loudly proclaimed, while Gansong smiled softly, whispering: "I like to guide other fairies onto their own path."
These were so apparent that it felt like stating the obvious.
But fairies are such consistent creatures.
"True."
Ian thought about it and felt they were right—if he couldn't loudly tell others his preferences, then either something was wrong with him, or it was the human society or the world that had an issue.
So, why was he hiding his goals and preferences?
