Why rabbits came from the moon Manhua

In a quaint village nestled amidst verdant hills, two young women, Akari and Hikari, shared a bond that seemed to transcend the ordinary. Whispers of their unbreakable friendship floated through the village, stirring both admiration and curiosity among the villagers. Under the soft glow of the full moon, Akari and Hikari would sneak away to a secret spot, where they basked in the silvery light and poured their hearts out to each other. Little did they know that their clandestine meetings were about to take an extraordinary turn. One fateful night, as they sat gazing up at the radiant moon, a shimmering figure materialized before them. It was a rabbit unlike any they had ever seen, its fur aglow with an ethereal light. The creature introduced itself as Luna, a messenger from the Moon Goddess, bearing a message that would change Akari and Hikari's lives forever. The Moon Goddess had been observing the two friends, touched by their profound connection and the kindness they showed to others. She entrusted them with a mission - to spread love and harmony throughout the village, using their bond as a beacon of hope for all. In awe of the task bestowed upon them, Akari and Hikari accepted with open hearts. With Luna by their side, they set out to fulfill their destiny, guided by the gentle glow of the moon and the whispers of the night. As they journeyed through the village, they discovered hidden talents within themselves and unearthed a newfound sense of purpose. With each act of kindness, the village blossomed into a tapestry of joy and unity, mirroring the love that Akari and Hikari shared. And so, the legend of why rabbits came from the moon was woven into the fabric of the village's lore, a testament to the transformative power of friendship, love, and the unbreakable bond between two souls destined to change the world.