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The weather on this day was fair and murky. The sun was masked under a grey cloud while the wind blew at the trees. The air was pleasant and a bit of a breeze, but it was clear that a storm was coming. Emily had been lying on the ground on her back, staring at the clouds while she had a smile on her face. The smile didn't fade for a single second, even when she closed her eyes to take a nap. If it wasn't for her little sister, the revelation of the charm Emily held in her hand would have been long forgotten.

Celeste, being just seven years old, was far less understanding of the gift she had just witnessed. For the rest of the day, she tried to get answers out of her older sister, but Emily was far too busy admiring her gift to give answers. The gift came in the form of a gold bracelet that had a picturesque charm of a godmother with a wand in her hand. The godmother was wearing a green gown, with a pink bow in her midnight-black hair, which was the same shade of Emily's.

It was clear that Celeste had not seen what happened. Emily was alone in her room when it happened. Emily also had a fairly special ability that she shares with almost no one, and Celeste is by no means the exception.

Emily has been born with a special power. It allows her to see all the divine beings that people used to believe in when the earth was young. Divine beings tend to be fairly reclusive due to how much disbelief there is in the world, but Emily found a unique way to get them to have a direct conversation with her.

It was a seemingly simple solution, but it took a fairly long time for Emily to figure it out. She would just have a conversation with a god or a goddess in a letter. Emily uses a book with a lock and key, and she has even used some of her friends and family's hair for hair strands. The god and goddess of the book is bound to Emily and will do anything to make her happy. Emily had nothing to give in return for all her gifts, but if she did, then she would be given miracles. It had been a delicate balance for many years, and Emily's friends and family do not know about this balance. And Emily had not told them.

Emily had no interest in telling them because of their natural disposition. If she did, then she would get nothing but jokes and derision and so Emily chose to keep it a secret. Emily had thought that there was no need to tell them, but these beliefs had changed the day she found the charm.

The charm has given Emily the ability to see the divine beings, which is how Emily discovered these grants. Her strength is tied with the power of believing in these beings. You can either believe in them or not, but if you believe, then they're yours for the taking.

She got the godmother to grant her the power to create miracles, which also allows her to see the divine beings ranging from Angels to Devils to Priestesses. And now she had the charm that granted it all.

Inside the charm was the image of an old woman with a wand in her hand. The woman was in a green dress, with a pink bow in her long midnight-black hair that was the same shade of Emily's. The woman held a kind face that Celeste would have easily come to trust. If she saw this, she would have smiled at the sight of a seemingly friendly godmother.

Emily got a devil to grant her the power to turn all her beliefs in one thing into a reality. The devil was a bit hesitant when granting this power because it made Emily a kind of ominous figure in the eyes of other people. In other words, Emily would turn into a fanatic over anything she believes in. This includes the fantasy of a godmother giving her gifts from a fairytale.

Emily had little fear for this power because it had no real application. She was so mesmerized by her godmother charm, that the only thing she could think of was how it would feel to be visited by a godmother. To even imagine it. If it wasn't for Celeste, then Emily would have continued on her path of dreaming for this power.