Boundary Labyrinth and the Foreign Magician

"--The hunter went into the snowy mountain of Tefra in search of the medicinal herbs that would bloom in winter."

Sheila tells the book with emotion and Ilmhild plays the lute. I also borrowed a Lantern Lantern from Mallane to develop a shadowy phantom.

The stereoscopic footage is somewhat unsuitable for viewing on a crystal board.

As a part of the story, it was set on Mt. Tefra in the past. The foothills - that is, the people who live in the Marquis of Gilborough. The hunter had a reputation for being good at it.

Beyond the city... working in the woods and mountains is something I've encountered with goblins and so on. Hunters and fishermen are more dangerous than the rest of the planet.

Being alert and distancing adults around Goblins makes it effective to work alone. The people who work alone stand up, they have the wisdom and technology to hide themselves from monsters, but they seem to be the hunters.

In any case, monsters are said to be more dangerous if they become snowy mountains in winter before, but they usually know that.

Still, the hunter entered the snow mountain to help the daughter of a sick acquaintance. There is no doubt that medicinal herbs are quite special plants.

"A plant that contains the magic of water and ice. I've read in the literature that the ability to let people peek under the snow and bloom only during the harsh winter weather makes it a pretty powerful therapeutic ingredient just to contain such magic."

That is the description of Rosemary when she read a book in Forrestania's library. Ashley nodded, wondering if she was interested.

Tefra used to say, "I remember." Does Rosemary's story support it?

Regardless, the hunter headed to the mountain alone because he was aware of the danger. If you don't have the knowledge to work in the snowy mountains, you will just fall down together.

"But the weather got worse - the traveler got caught in a blizzard. You can't see forward, you can't go forward, you can't go back."

As Sheila tells her story, Ilmhilt's performance is also a slightly anxious melody. It seemed that the children were listening to the conversation with a hard spit.

There was no doubt that the hunter had no time to spare when he heard his daughter's story from an acquaintance and learned about the situation. Since there are few suitable periods for herbal harvesting, poor medical conditions, and various conditions overlap, I guess there was no time to wait for the weather conditions to be perfect before entering the mountain.

Looks like the hunter tried to make a snow-cave to overrun the snowstorm. I understand that you are accustomed to handling it, but it is still dangerous.

That's how the tefra showed up.

"What does a human child do to my knees at a time like this?"

That's how Tefra talked to the hunter.

Walking gently over the snow in a blizzard... I'm sure it was enough to make you feel divine. In the snowstorm, which is closed by sunlight, I wonder if you can see the afterglow.

Although it is a shadow painting, imagine the scene at that time and project the phantom so that it is conveyed.

"Te, Spirit of Mount Tefra....."

For the Hunters, the people of the Marquis of Gilborough, they are the object of faith. The hunter was afraid to tell the tefra why he was here, as if that wasn't the exception.

"My acquaintance's daughter fell ill, and she will never know tomorrow. I knew that entering the mountain on such a day and entering the realm of the Spirit was a terrible stupid act and a person who lived in the grace of the mountain, but how dare you spill your eyes...."

The hunter who got up from the snow cave and explained the situation to Tefra, said Tefra had been listening. Then the terrace laughed when I heard the whole story.

"Certainly these days are the time for the Spirit to grow stronger... but I didn't show up to punish another child. Follow me if you can still move. It's hard in a place like this."

That said, the hunter followed it as he lowered his head to the tefra, which looked over his shoulder and laughed.

"As they followed the spirits walking gently through the snowstorm, the travelers realized that the chills that cut themselves were relieved. The snow is still blowing as hard as ever and I can't even see it. I felt the warmth of the sun coming from the spirits."

This old story is corroborated by the fact that the part Sheila is reading now is from a hunter's point of view.

The tight melody of the past has become a warm tone while giving you a sense of mystery... and the performance of Ilmhilt has also boosted your performance.

The phantom also has a warm hue around the back of the tefra, but the feeling of reassurance seems to be conveyed to the children, making them smile.

Eventually, the tefra leads the hunter to the corner of the mountain. There is a cave where the wind keeps it safe.

"This cave will be safe. The blizzard will soon subside. That way, we'll have enough time to get down the mountain to serve our purpose."

"Ah, thank you...!

The tefra laughed slightly at the hunter who bowed deeply and left.

In the old story, it was omitted, but at this time, Tefra told me that "where I am - the sixth time in the words of the Son of Man... the western slope, etc." Well, it's the spirits of Mount Tefra, and it might be as easy as knowing where they are.

It seems that the cave was strangely slightly warm, even though it did not light a fire. Not so much as protection, but did Tefra leave behind the power, or did the little spirits feel the interaction between Tefra and the hunter and help me?

"The hunter kept his strength warm and waited for the blizzard to stop, as the Spirit told him. Eventually, the blizzard subsided and the hunter left the cave now."

That's how they moved back on the information they gave us about their current location... and recovered the herbs brilliantly. It goes without saying that my acquaintance's daughter was saved... and the Marquis de Gilborough's faith in Tefra grew even thicker.

It seemed that the children were also feeling the feeling of talking about the tefra. Many of the children face to face with Tefra, so it's exciting to talk like that about the kind spirit I've met before. Some of the kids are hoping to see Tefra from now on by heading to the Marquis of Gilbert.

"Fufu. It seems that these thoughts have been conveyed to Mr. Tefra."

"That's right. He told me to wait in the Marquis of Gilborough, and I'm sure Tefra would appreciate the reaction of these children."

Answer Osgrive's words. Looks like you'll enjoy it when you face each other.

While imagining such a scene, wait for the finish of the story to settle before proceeding to the next reading. I've been collecting some folklore and ancient tales from Sylvatria. Sheila and Illume Hilt have also been practicing reading and listening, and even estimating that they "will be able to talk about this much" in the backward calculation of speed. I hope you enjoy it until you arrive.

The Sirius proceeded as he read and heard. You can see some stories about the Phantom Beasts living in the mountains, stories about the magicians fighting the monsters who were the lords of the land, and stories that lead to Silvatoria today. There are stories related to the Seven Houses, and it is quite interesting to investigate the characters of folklore and ancient tales around here.

Mothers and grandfathers. Princess Adriana and Charlotte also know the area, so I can hear a lot of explanatory notes.