She is a Spirit of Destiny, and her Destiny is to observe and study it. She was born this way and must live this way, for it is her Destiny.
Everyone respects her, and although they do not fear her, they never dare to disrespect her because no one knows when they will need the help of a being as exalted as she is.
Still, that has also caused her to be alone most of her life and to develop the ability to talk to herself to avoid being bored. Only she knows how boring it has all been.
She was born as a special spirit, and that should be a blessing. Her abilities are so amazing that they are scary, but that is also her sentence.
Within her own World of boredom and gray days, she developed a deep interest in the Anomaly Theory, and it makes a lot of sense. For her, that's exciting because she's seen everything about Destiny and knows that no one should be able to break it. Someone capable of breaking it... It should also be someone capable of breaking her prison.
Still, she had given up on trying to get it so far. She's not young; she doesn't even remember her age, but it's been too long since she became a Spirit of Destiny. After spending so much time looking at Destiny, she realized how impossible that theory is to fulfill.
There is not, nor can there be an Anomaly. Mainly because Destiny is Universal, but also because changing the Destiny of something can trigger many things in the future, not only in this World but in multiple worlds. That is why, although she longed to find it, she had given up on doing so.
But suddenly, one gray and dull day when she was using her powers normally, she met a young stranger who could enter this World without permission. He was able to enter her domain, unbeknownst to her.
That's where she now wondered, why not?
For that, she smiled.
"Sure, why not?" she blurted out with a smile.
She didn't care if she died or not; there was a slight chance that her dream would come true. That chance didn't even seem possible; it shouldn't even be 1% because her conclusion was that the Anomaly didn't exist.
But, despite that, the almost nonexistent possibility made her blood burn and her heart pound.
After saying this, he moved to her neck and prepared to sink his teeth in. But Mei spoke before he did.
"I will remind you that although there are many destinies for a single person, there is one that is the main one. Changing that primary Destiny will bring consequences. Some are more serious than others. Are you willing to face it?" She asked.
Matt smiled a little. "I wonder, then, what will happen to me? I don't want to change your Destiny; I'm going to take you out of the schemes of Destiny and make you see things deeper. To you, a Spirit who watches over Destiny." He said, smiling softly, and without hesitation, he dug his teeth into that beautiful, delicate neck.
She was surprised by this but quickly embraced him as she began to feel pain inside her body.
"Aren't you afraid? The Destiny and its force are terrifying." She said softly, holding the pain in her body.
Matt even gave her a soft kiss on her neck after saying this. "No, I think I'm catching a little of your craziness. And honestly, I don't care." He replied. She shuddered softly.
Her body, mind, and whole being felt accepted for the first time. It was amazing that someone she knew very little about would make her feel that way.
But she smiled, with pain mixed in her smile. "That being so, wouldn't you be a little scary? My contagious insanity in the body of an Anomaly..."
Matt gave her a sidelong glance before sinking his teeth into her neck again, and a few minutes later, he broke away. His eyes glowed with intensity.
She felt spellbound by those deep red eyes. They were different than usual today, so she spoke again.
"That's fine too..." She spoke.
"That's right. Don't be afraid of someone who walks his prefixed path," he said.
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They both coordinated in perfect synchronicity to speak their minds, which made them both feel happy internally. It was a strange happiness radiating, possibly, from insanity.