"you--"

Ryan stretched out his arms and wrapped them tightly around the boy's waist. Before the boy could struggle, he leaned close to the boy's ear.

"elder brother."

He uttered the name almost in a whisper, his breath making the boy's jade-like ears blush slightly, making them extremely beautiful.

Who are you looking at through me?

Vili abruptly stopped his attack and looked at Ryan in disbelief.

The latter had already stopped smiling; the shadows of the night cast a strange gloom on his face.

"Su... host?"

After observing for a while, the system finally couldn't resist the urge to gossip.

"In your original world, was there still some 'white moonlight' figure among you?"

Vili knew what the "white moonlight" it was talking about meant, so it just scoffed dismissively.

"What nonsense are you talking about?"

"I……"

He frowned slightly, as if he were really troubled, and after a long time he finally made up his mind to speak.

"Didn't you say before that the first world would be the one most similar to the host's original world?"

"Just as there is a magician named Vili in this world, I also knew a junior named Ryan in the past."

“Ryan…” the system’s voice rose after a moment of thought, “Isn’t this just a combination of Ryan and Ryan?”

"yes."

Vili, on the contrary, was much calmer than him.

"Not only the name, but even the face is somewhat similar... and he is also most skilled in nature magic."

“He is my junior magician; we studied together under the same teacher.”

Vili spoke with a nostalgic look in his eyes, his voice filled with longing.

"I still remember how he always chased after me calling me 'senpai'... It was a bit annoying, but also kind of cute."

"But then, I don't know what happened."

“He left suddenly one day, leaving a letter saying that he was going to travel to other continents. He left without any warning and without saying goodbye to me.”

Vili complained.

"..."

The system had some guesses in its mind, but remembering what the host said about wanting to escape, it hesitated and shut its mouth.

Otherwise, it would be better to let the host keep this wonderful memory...