Pan

Pan grew up with her foster father. Pan's foster father told her that her parent, the former City Lord, had been killed by the current one, and the treasure in the city had been seized by him too.

The foster father was the bodyguard of the former City Lord. He tried his best to protect Pan and helped her escape in order to tell her the truth and help her gain revenge.

While instilling revenge in Pan, her foster father told her a lot about the City Lord and the treasury, including the location of the treasury and how to open it. Pan believed her father's words without doubt. She practiced what his foster father taught her. She practiced her speed, reactions and fighting skills. She vowed to take revenge for her parents and take the treasury back.

When the City Lord's daughter turned 15, Pan dived into the city treasury and opened it with her own blood.

When the treasury was opened, the foster father and the City Lord arrived at the scene at the same time. Pan was surprised to find that the City Lord's daughter looked exactly the same as Pan.

The City Lord said that the foster father was a thief who had stole her as a baby. The foster father said that the City Lord killed Pan's parents. Pan didn't know who to believe and was caught in a dilemma. At that moment, her blood soaked the treasure in her hands. Suddenly, her mind became very clear and she easily saw through the lies her foster father had told her.

At the same time, she became a Radiant.

In the end, the City Lord did not kill the foster father, but imprisoned him in the treasury, accompanied by all the treasure. He paid the cruelest price for his greed.

The City Lord wanted Pan to stay, but Pan, who had untied the shackles of revenge, was relieved. The past was like the wind, her newfound open-mindedness made her feel as if she was waking up from one story, and she wanted to go to the next story immediately.

Pan bid farewell to the City Lord and told him that she would go to another world to explore more. The City Lord looked sad, but didn't stop her. "Go, you need to find out what is real." Pan, as proven by fact, is the only Radiant born in the Dream...

Aesop has been unable to speak ever since he was a child, and had a rather unfortunate childhood. Fortunately, his mother loves him very much. She would tell him stories before going to bed every day, and Aesop was fascinated by these fun and interesting stories. He kept every story he had heard and interesting things he had met in mind.

One day, in his dream, a god appeared.

The god pointed to Aesop's mouth with his finger, and after that he could speak.

God told Aesop that the world has two sides, one is always confused by what your eyes see, and the other is always misled by imaginary dreams. Aesop was the one who shoulders the burden of "preaching the truth".

Pan was trained as an excellent thief when she was a kid. Her foster father told her that the City Lord had killed her parents and embezzled her family's property. Pan had to take revenge for her family and take back the property that belonged to her. When the City Lord's daughter turned 15, Pan delved into the city and opened the treasury with her own blood. The foster father and the City Lord arrived at the scene at the same time. However, she suddenly noticed that the City Lord's daughter looked exactly the same as Pan. The City Lord said that the foster father was a thief who had stolen her as a baby. The foster father said that the City Lord had killed Pan's parents and was pretending to be a good man. In her confusion, Pan accidently broke her finger and the blood soaked the treasure in her hands. Suddenly, she went back to the past and realized what had really happened.