1 Chapter 0. Prologue

One should never wish, though there may be several interpretations of what wishing truly is. A wish is something inaccessible, unreachable, and ungraspable by yourself. Something outside your control. Of course, one may want to wish, as having something supernatural to you, for some people, even the simplest things, may feel fascinating. However, in the long run, a wish is still something, even when granted, inaccessible, unreachable, and ungraspable. If you really did get a wish granted, how much would it mean to you? How much would it satisfy you? If you wished for something, and it was just automatically granted with no effort you needed to put in, and it was something huge and grandiose, would you truly have enough responsibility developed to truly have control and balance over it? How much depth and weight would you have for it? In the end, a wish is something shallow, a mere wish. You may wish for something good, but one can also wish for something by impulse, without putting much thought into it. If those kinds of wishes were to be granted, can one really face the consequences that it may cause upon them..? It may have been so carelessly wished, within an instant, they may have already forgotten it… The moment the wish is granted, perhaps some will be outweighed by their own shallow thoughts and vain wants.