Ero Meruhen - Kin no Yubiwa to Gin no Yubiwa - Shokushu na Bathroom Manhua

Title: The Water God's Promise In the quaint town of Willow Creek, where whispers of mystical encounters linger in the crisp mountain air, a young woman named Elara found solace in her nightly ritual of bathing by candlelight. Her ebony locks cascaded like a waterfall around her as she immersed herself in the fragrant waters, seeking refuge from the weight of a long-forgotten promise. One moonlit evening, as Elara soaked in her tub, a subtle shift in the water's surface caught her attention. In a mesmerizing display, a figure emerged from the depths, cloaked in shimmering scales and eyes that held the wisdom of the ages. It was the Water God, a being of ethereal beauty and unfathomable power. "I release you from this broken promise," Elara declared, her voice tinged with a mixture of defiance and longing. The Water God's gaze bore into her soul, stripping away the facade she had carefully constructed. With a voice like a gentle breeze, he posed a question that echoed through the chamber, "Do you still yearn for the vow that was betrayed, Elara?" Tears welled in her eyes as memories long buried surged to the surface, intertwining with the present moment. In that fleeting heartbeat, she made a choice that would unravel the threads of fate woven around her. As Elara's whispered response hung in the air, the Water God's liquid form enveloped her, a cocoon of warmth and light that cleansed her of past regrets. The waters swirled around her, carrying away the remnants of broken promises and unspoken words, leaving her spirit unburdened and her heart open to the possibility of redemption. When the last ripple faded, Elara found herself alone once more, but not unchanged. A glimmering ring adorned her finger, not as a symbol of past vows, but as a beacon of hope for the future. In the quiet of the night, she made a silent vow to herself — to embrace the unknown with courage and to trust in the promise of new beginnings. As the moon cast its silvery glow over Willow Creek, Elara gazed at the stars above, feeling the Water God's presence linger like a whisper on the night breeze. In that moment, she knew that even amidst broken promises, there was magic in second chances, and the possibility of a love that transcended time and realms.