Boundary Labyrinth and the Foreign Magician

I just finished adjusting my final fairy tale play and my job today is a paragraph. Albert and his team are still working, so we're going to use that time to prep them in the corner of the workshop.

In one of the rooms of the workshop, scaffolding is arranged with wood magic to match the Phantom Theatre. So if you put a seat there, you can reproduce some of the seats in the theater.

If you can actually watch phantom plays in close proximity in the workshop, you can actually fine-tune them while watching them.

You can also arrange the magic props for Phantom Theatre to match the seating position and you're ready. After that, adjust the seat shape to make it easier for everyone to spend time, and make it easier to spend time with both temperature and humidity by allowing air conditioning. We'll be ready when we activate the magic prop just a little bit and make sure the phantom is displayed as intended.

That's how Albert and the others seem to have finished their work while they were preparing for it.

"Oh. We're done here."

"Yeah. I'm ready"

It is Albert who snorts and laughs when he answers so.

"It took a lot of time to adjust."

"I look forward to the finish."

and is Claudia and Stephania smiling.

That's why I ask you to move to the corner of the workshop and close the curtains where everyone has sat in their seats to prevent light from coming in from outside in the dark magic field.

"Then I'll get started. Let me know if you get sick on the way."

"Looking forward to it."

When I tell them so, they all nod, and Ashley smiles face-to-face with Elena and Mallane. You look like you're having fun inside.

So about the seats, I also drop the room lights, send magic to activate the magic props.

Then - the surrounding walls and the meadows spread through the room.

When it comes to fairy tales, wolves and the like tend to be made villains... well that's where Lavine, Alpha and Belius are in front of each other, adjusting the content and order of the stories.

"Once upon a time..."

and begins where narration enters with Grace's serene voice.

The first story - it's about a good demon living in the woods.

It has become a fairy tale, but the story that has served as its model is famous among adventurers… so much so that both the Temple of the Moon and the Alliance are engaging the story when telling people to stay out of friendly demons and races.

Well... it's more popular for adventurers to talk about helping Harpy get married or what he said.

The main character of the story is a girl who lives in a pioneering village. Cameras advance over the meadows with the fun BGM, and eventually you'll see the pioneering village. People, demons, and houses and woods... are somewhat adorable and fantastically deformed. These deformation expressions are only possible if you remember Jingjiu. I can refer to the design of cartoons, games, etc.

In the woods near the pioneering village - a large demon lives in the cave, it was said.

It's a demon of the race that I can tell you is swollen and sloppy. Probably a species that fulfilled its own mutation, like the King of the Woods, where the first Beast King met... well, I was allowed to model Corliss because of its characteristics. Although it seemed to be a species with mostly longer whole body hair than Corliss.

Occasionally, even if the inhabitants of the pioneering village saw it in the woods, they would take a distance from the other side, so the villagers and I did not interfere with each other. It's just that... when you piss them off, they say something bad happens, and when something bad happens, they blame the demons in the woods, and the demons come from the woods and take them to the children who played pranks, and that's how they said in the pioneering village.

So...... I guess it was more accurate that I was feared than respected.

Explain such circumstances in the introduction department, reflect the everyday landscape of the pioneering village... and tell them so that even children can understand. That's how the story started.

The girl is the daughter of a pharmacist who lives in the village. One time a village child falls asleep with a fever... a villager comes to visit the house where the girls live when they need antipyretic herbs.

However, his father, a pharmacist, was talking about a fold he had gone to pick herbs a while ago, and he was unable to go to collect herbs and cut off the medicine he wanted until his leg was injured and healed.

'I'm sorry. Even if the medic is injured, it's a fall. "

"No, that's not..."

"Then... I'll go pick the herb, Father."

And it was the pharmacist's daughter who got up. My daughter's voice itself belongs to Ashley, and I process it a little bit to make the character's own voice.

To the worried fathers, my daughter laughs and answers that she is fine because she also speaks to the young people of the village. It feels like my daughter is the only one who can tell where the necessary herbs are growing because she's helping her father.

Thus, her daughter entered the woods with several young people, holding the wound medicine left in the hands of the pharmacist for her injuries in the woods.

But when I collect the desired herb and try to get home from the woods - one line encounters a demon. It was a monkey demon - Killing Ape, he said.

It's a belligerent race, as you can see from the name of the race. It's just that the ape is acting alone... naturally I don't usually see it in the woods. Should we assume that the crossing was a monster that had been distracted from the outside?

That's how it pinches the distance and instantly hits. That's when he tries to escape backwards, on the occasion that one of them has stepped on a branch of a tree, he jumps. There - it was the demons of the furrowers who lived in the woods that broke in. The demon in the woods that jumped in and the girl had eyes... she felt like it. The girl later tells me that her face has long hairs and her expression cannot be seen, but she thought she had eyes. I thought like I said, "Run."

He jumps in from side to side against a bouncing ape and falls into the bush. That, moment.

The roar and the sound of tree branches breaking. Phantom Forest Demons and Apes roll around their seats with crumbs. When the thick arm of the forest demon slammed Ape head-on - Ape happened to escape to the back of the forest.

Demons sitting around like tired. The girl was thinking a little, but when she looked up like she had decided to, she walked over to the demon.

'Oh, hey. It's not safe. "

"The monkey demon from earlier may also return. Let's go back to the village now. '

"Yeah. I'm sure, because I'm fine"

That's what the girl goes to before the demon. The demon looked up and looked at the girl, who carefully bowed her head.

"Thank you for your help"

That said, the demon nodded quietly. The girl smiled and took care of the demons in the woods to apply scratch pills to the injured area.

So I thought I'd say goodbye, and when the line came home, it followed me later. They dropped me off near the village, and the girls returned safely to the village.

'The kid in the village who was feverish got better with the medicinal herbs she'd picked. The injuries of the girl's father, the pharmacist, have also healed, and the serene routine will return. Now, speaking of demons living in the woods...'

The narration of Grace is followed by a subsequent landscape of forest demons. The day after the girl returned from the woods, she had trees and fruits placed like thanksgiving on the edge of the village. The villagers who found it saw the demons in the woods... and then they started saying "Guardian God who protects the woods and villages" and "good demons" instead of "Scary Forest Demons".

The relationship with the inhabitants of the village also changes. The hunter recommended the prey that he had taken, and also delivered the fruit of gratitude. Gradually the relationship with the villagers became closer too... at last the demons began to dwell in the village. They also relied on the inhabitants of the village for a long time to dig back the roots of the trees during their exploration.

'Do that... the demons say they lived happily ever after with the villagers. This story is still being told… I've been told that good demons have good fortune in being kind'

While there are certainly incompatible bad demons like goblins and oaks, even temples and adventurers guilds say they try to get along with the good demons, they tie the narration that way and a girl does it with a crown of handmade flowers on the head of the demons sitting around and laughing...... the first story ends while reflecting such a scene. Everyone was smiling when they saw such a sight.

Yeah. Good response inside.

BGM guys fade out, narrate with different BGMs again, and the next story begins. The next story was about the raccoon demon coming to repay you. It's a story that talks about a moderate way of dealing with demons at such a rate, or a story about a man who works evil for the immediate benefit and ends up losing a lot of money... I have a variety of stories that I've shared with you about meaning and lessons learned.

It's not just about those lessons, it's also about fairies running away and hiding behind the backs of parents and children sitting in each seat, and entertaining fairy tale plays involving seat-side characters. I've worked out a lot of expressions, so I'd love it if you enjoyed the faces I admired.