Chapter 1260: Big sister!

Magelia. Ellarium. The regional branch of the Adventurer’s Guild.

A short girl with sea-green hair, leaving the adventurer’s guild building, stopped and looked up at the majestic Tree towering over the city.

The Tree of Magic.

Her gaze lingered for only a moment, and she quickly lost interest.

She lowered her gaze, took out the letter, and once again reread its contents.

The letter contained a recipe and also indicated a specific location — the city of Ellarium.

She had no doubts left.

The one who sent her this letter was herself... or rather, her avatar. The only one who knew this recipe was her, Esmari Waterial, and her own avatar.

"So you’re alive," Esmari said with a smile, and mischievous sparkles danced in her eyes.

"How did you manage to stay alive, and even separate yourself from me?" she wondered.

Was she angry at her avatar? Of course not.

Esmari was intrigued by how she did it, and even began to think, "What if I create another avatar and she splits up too? Will we become three then?"

Esmari reread the letter with the exact location, looking thoughtful. In addition to the name of the city of Ellarium, there was a specific place written there. She had already asked the Guild staff where this place was and had a rough idea of how to get there.

Putting the letter away, she walked leisurely, rubbing her chin and lost in thought.

"What should I do with her?" she asked herself. "Maybe hire her as an assistant?"

But she didn’t like the idea.

"The Queen is already unhappy with me, and if she finds out that I have an avatar, and even an independent one, it won’t lead to anything good," she thought.

"Maybe I should tell everyone that she’s my long-lost sister?" Esmari had another thought.

"Or for the daughter?"

She liked the idea.

"Considering that many sisters go back and forth, it’s not known where, and have children, it wouldn’t be strange if I brought my daughter too."

With these thoughts, she walked forward, oblivious to everything around her.

Suddenly, a voice came from behind:

"Big sister!"

However, Esmari did not pay attention to this.

Only when the voice sounded very close did she stop and turn around.

"Huh?" her face twisted slightly in surprise.

"Valkyrie?" She recognized it immediately.

In front of her stood a girl, as short as herself, with long brown hair — Hazel.

"Big Sister," — Hazel called out again, looking directly at Esmari.

Esmari, blinking, pointed at herself.: "Are you talking to me?"

At that moment, Hazel froze, her eyes widening in surprise. Then she let out a strange laugh and scratched her head.

"Ah, sorry, I made a mistake," with these words, she turned around and began to leave quickly.

"Wait!" shouted Esmari, but Hazel only stopped for a moment, and then started running.

"Did you get it wrong, then?" laughed Esmari, immediately realizing who this young Valkyrie had mistaken her for, and set off in pursuit.

Hazel, fleeing, pulled out the {Whisper Talisman} and began hastily texting Esma.

She never expected that when she separated from her sisters for the only time, she would encounter Esmari herself so unsuccessfully.

The reply from Esma came quickly.

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Water Empress: {Fly to the Adventurer’s Guild}

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Those words were enough for Hazel to realize her purpose.

No longer holding back, she spread her four sand wings and rushed towards the Adventurer Guild branch at full speed.

Esmari stopped abruptly when she saw this.

"Sand Valkyrie!" her eyes shone with joy.

At the same time, six water wings appeared behind her, and she chased after Hazel.

Esmari was faster, but she decided to play along and see where this little sister was running to.

The pursuit of the two Valkyries in the city did not go unnoticed. However, before the city guards could intervene, Hazel reached the branch of the Adventurer’s Guild and, almost crashing into the door, stopped and quickly ducked inside.

Esmari hesitated, landed softly, and followed her.

Upon entering the building, Esmari noticed Hazel entering the passage that leads to the room rental area. She hurried after her.

When she reached the right place, Esmari saw the door of one of the rooms slam shut.

"I’ve got you," she thought with a happy smile.

Why did this little chase amuse her? Was it because her target was as petite as she was?

When she reached the right door, Esmari stopped and rubbed her chin, pouting.

She was in the Adventurer’s Guild, where it was forbidden to enter other people’s rooms without an invitation. Therefore, it was impossible to just enter inside.

"What should I do?" She asked herself.

She then pulled out her white Adventurer plate, decorated with a crystal frame with three crystals.

"Okay, I’ll get out of this somehow," — Esma said and decided to open the door. And to her surprise, the door swung open without any problems.

"Huh?" exclaimed Esmari, surprised, and going inside, she found a spacious empty room in which there was not a soul.

However, what caught her attention was the door.

Yes, it was just that the door standing in the center of the room looked strange and out of place.

Approaching her, Esmari calmly walked around her and stopped in front of the entrance.

Her intuition told her that she shouldn’t open the door and go inside. However, curiosity got the better of him.

Esmari reached for the handle, opened the door, and froze in place.

A new room opened up in front of her, completely unlike anything she had ever seen.

After a short pause, she took a step forward and found herself in the living room of Idan and Arabel’s family home.

They were already waiting for her there.

Three petite girls, among whom she recognized herself... no, it was her avatar.

Esma got up and walked over to her.

Esmari and Esma.

A real body and an avatar.

They looked at each other with identical expressions, like reflections.

The only difference was their outfits.

After a few seconds of intense staring, they both grinned and laughed.