Imouto e Manhua

On the outskirts of the village, amidst a grove of ancient trees, there lived an old woman known as the Keeper of Dreams. She was said to possess the ability to grant wishes, but at a great cost. Determined to help his sister, Kaito sought out the Keeper one moonlit night, his heart heavy with desperation. The Keeper appeared before him, her eyes a swirling pool of stars, and listened as Kaito poured out his sister's fervent desire to fly. With a solemn nod, the Keeper offered a choice - she could grant Aiko the power of flight, but in exchange, Kaito would never be able to speak again. Without hesitation, Kaito accepted the terms, his love for his sister eclipsing any personal sacrifice. The Keeper's touch filled him with a searing pain, stealing his voice but filling him with a newfound sense of purpose. As the dawn broke, Kaito watched as Aiko's body shimmered with a radiant light, her limbs transforming into delicate wings of iridescent feathers. With a joyful cry, Aiko took to the sky, her laughter a symphony of pure bliss. And though Kaito could no longer speak, his eyes spoke volumes as he gazed at his sister, his sacrifice a small price to pay for her happiness. As Aiko circled above him, the sun bathing her in a golden glow, Kaito knew that in that moment, they were both truly free - one to soar among the clouds, and the other to live on in silent devotion. Their bond, forged in the crucible of sacrifice, would forever be unbreakable, a testament to the power of love and the magic of dreams. And as they danced together in the heavens, brother and sister united in spirit, their hearts beat as one, their souls entwined in an eternal embrace.