Peking Opera Cat: I Became A Zi's Brother

"Azi, it's been a while since I saw you running around the market as excitedly as when you were little." Mo Yun gently stroked his sister's hair, his eyes full of tenderness and doting. "I'll take you out to play again this time, how about it?"

Mo Zi heard this, a hint of surprise flashed in his eyes, and then he pretended to be reserved and snorted: "Humph, I don't want to go out and play, but seeing that you are so sincere, I will reluctantly agree to it."

Mo Yun smiled and shook his head. He had long been accustomed to the duplicity of this arrogant sister.

He took Mo Zi's hand and they both set out on the journey to the market.

The market is bustling with people and there are a wide variety of stalls that are dazzling to the eyes.

Mo Zi seemed to have returned to her carefree childhood. She held her brother's hand and walked between the stalls, sometimes stopping to look at the novel things curiously; sometimes she took her brother to taste various delicacies, her face filled with a satisfied and happy smile.

Mo Yun looked at her sister's happy face, and her heart was filled with warmth and satisfaction.

He knew that no matter how old his sister grew, no matter how proud and strong she appeared on the surface, she would always retain that innocence and childlikeness deep in her heart.

He is willing to always stay by his sister's side and protect her smile and dreams.

As the sun sets, the sky is dyed with a gentle orange-red, and the golden sunlight shines on the sea, making the waves sparkle, like countless sparkling gems gently dancing.

Mo Yun once again brought her sister Mo Zi to the beach that had once brought her so much pain. The sea breeze blew gently, carrying a slightly salty scent, but it seemed to blow away the haze in her heart.

Mo Zi's steps were a little hesitant, and with every step he took, the fear in his heart increased.

She tightly grasped her brother's sleeve, her voice trembling: "Brother, let's go back. I don't want to stay here." Her eyes revealed deep fear, which was the mark left by the dark experience of being captured by pirates.

Mo Yun gently held his sister's hand. He understood his sister's fear and felt sorry for her anxiety.

He gently covered his sister's eyes and said in his warm and firm voice, "Don't be afraid, I'm here. Close your eyes, let the sea breeze take away your fear, and let this sea become the beauty in your heart again."

Mo Zi closed her eyes half-believingly and let her brother pull her towards the beach.

When she opened her eyes again, she saw the boundless ocean, and the afterglow of the setting sun shone on her face, bringing a touch of warmth and comfort.

She took a deep breath and tried to feel the tranquility and beauty.

The brother and sister sat side by side on the beach, without saying a word, just looking into the distance quietly.

The waves gently lapped against the shore, making waves of pleasant sounds, like nature's most gentle comfort. Mo Zi gradually relaxed, feeling the strength and courage passed on to her by her brother.

"Azi, do you know? Although this sea has hurt you before, it has also witnessed our growth and strength." Mo Yun broke the silence, his voice low and magnetic. "Brother is always here. No matter what happens, I will protect you and will not let you suffer any harm again."

Mo Zi turned to look at her brother, tears glistening in her eyes. She nodded gently, as if at this moment, all her fear and anxiety disappeared.

She stretched out her hand and gently stroked the sand under her feet, feeling the tenderness and tolerance from nature.

"Brother, thank you." Mo Zi's voice was a little choked. "I know that with you by my side, I don't have to be afraid of anything."

Mo Yun smiled slightly, he stretched out his palm, and a blue power condensed in his palm.

With a gentle wave of his hand, a brilliant blue firework bloomed above the sea, like the brightest star in the night sky, illuminating the faces of the brother and sister.

"This is my promise to you, Ah Zi." Mo Yun said affectionately, "Just like this firework that never goes out, I will never leave you.

No matter how many storms and challenges the future holds, we will face them together and overcome them together."

At this moment, there are no more shackles in my sister's heart.