Chichu Chun ran very fast, with a voice in her heart guiding her direction, shadows following her footsteps, and the wind racing alongside her ears.

On both sides were the bustling crowds of Dragonfly Town, the commercial street screens displaying a boy's confession letter, giant glass curtain walls reflecting a pale golden light, and fashionable girls chatting and laughing as they followed the ebb and flow of the crowd, pointing toward the setting sun.

"Hey, watch where you're going!"

The girl stepped on a skateboard, leaping onto a railing and sliding down quickly, recklessly charging into the crowd, causing those around to step aside.

Chichu Chun placed her middle and index fingers on her forehead and flicked them forward, revealing a small toothy grin, "Sorry, I'm in a hurry!"

She was prepared, even if that online friend named You didn't look all that great, as long as they were clean, dressed neatly, and stood straight, it was fine. Until now, Chichu Chun still felt a bit unreal, like the prince on a white horse rushing to the princess in a fairy tale.

After all, that was You, who patiently listened to her heartaches on countless nights, comforted her when she was upset, helped her think of solutions when she caused trouble, and could make her laugh out loud with just a sentence or two when she was bored.

How could she feel disappointed by appearance with such a You?

Chichu Chun swayed on her skateboard and soon arrived at the entrance of a bar, lightly kicked the skateboard up into her arms, looked around, not seeing the girl's figure, just as she was about to ask someone, a message came in.

[You: She has long golden hair, amber eyes, try to pick her out from the crowd?]

Chichu Chun was initially stunned, but soon revealed an interested expression; she liked this kind of little romantic game, finding differences, right? Her perception was sharp, so how hard could it be to spot her?

She scanned her eyes and roughly divided the crowd in front of her into three sections: first, the office workers from the left of the commercial street, mostly looking exhausted. She didn't think You would be the type with dark circles under their eyes, and ahead was the water feature park, aside from some elderly people, there was only a chestnut-haired girl sitting on a bench, with her hat's brim down, flipping through a book.

To the right was an entertainment street, some troublemaking punks either kicking the arcade machines inside the store or holding losers by the collar, or haggling with the store owner over peach-hued video discs. People unconsciously avoid places they find uncomfortable.

Judging from You's character, she wouldn't hide in a smoky game house waiting for her, definitely observing from a place where she could see the whole street at a glance.

[You: Thirty seconds left.]

[Camellia: Why is there a time limit, you cheat, you never said that before!]

Though typing the words, Chichu Chun didn't stop walking, quickly heading toward the park, stopping in front of the chestnut-haired girl sitting on the bench, she casually picked up the book from the girl's hands, waving it in front of her:

"Look, found you."

The chestnut-haired girl chuckled as she looked up, her beautiful amber eyes shining, "Are you so sure it's me, why not guess again?"

"You said she had golden hair and eyes, but didn't say she couldn't dress up. Pretending to read, were you just typing to send me messages?"

"I wouldn't fall into someone else's trap that easily."

Chichu Chun tilted her head proudly, but seconds later, You sent her another message, making her face freeze. She glanced at the chestnut-haired girl ahead, but she hadn't moved at all...

With a sense of hesitation, she opened the new message.

[You: Look behind you.]

Turning around, she saw a girl standing in the glow of the sunset, waving at her with a smile as warm as sunshine, her long golden hair strikingly radiant in the gentle golden light.

Chichu Chun widened her eyes slightly, then turned back to look at the chestnut-haired girl, but where she had been standing was now empty, as if she had never existed.

Chichu Chun paused, and before Xu Xiaoyou could react, she pounced into her arms, full of joy and surprise, "You, is it really you?"

The previous anxiety, nervousness, and lack of security vanished, replaced with overwhelming happiness in Chichu Chun's heart; she far exceeded her highest expectations, her gentle, serene eyes just like in her long-held fantasies.

Xu Xiaoyou hadn't expected such a big reaction from the girl, catching her and stepping back a few steps, nearly falling, finally leaning against the railing. A gust of wind from the artificial lake seemed ready to carry the light bodies of the girls into the sky.

Xu Xiaoyou suddenly felt a sense of guilt. Analyzing the character of this Camellia, this romantic meeting would really suit her tastes, but she hadn't expected such a big reaction. If she could see a favorability meter, the initial favorability towards her must have skyrocketed.

It felt like she was some yellow-haired creep specializing in deceiving pretty girls, which was uncomfortable.

Remembering it was their first meeting, Chichu Chun coughed twice, stepped back a bit, and maintained her composure:

"Just call me Mori Natsuki."

"That's not your real name, is it?" Xu Xiaoyou said casually.

Chichu Chun nervously rubbed her face.

"The female lead in Thirteenth Mechanized Corps' Gundam Warrior is named that, even if it's an old series, don't you fear someone recognizing you by using it as an alias?"

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