Bear-san, Gives Fina’s Present, Land Of Harmony Edition 3 (Kagali’s Point Of View)
(Editor’s note: We added “(Yuna)” from time to time because that’s who Kagali is referring to, but without mentioning Yuna as Yuna, because in this POV, to Kagali, Yuna is another “she”. This decision was made to adhere to the tone in the RAW version. Thanks.)
Beyond the bear door was a forest.
I’ve heard stories, but it truly is a different place. She (Yuna) has a magical tool that can take her to a different place whenever she opens that door, and she has that ability. She really is a girl full of mystery.
Too bad she was dressed as a bear. If it had been a fox, I would have had nothing to say.
Maybe next time I’ll dress her up as a fox. I’m sure she’ll look better than a bear.
“Well then, let’s go. The village is a bit far from here.” (Mumroot)
While I was thinking, Mumroot started walking, so I followed him.
I breathe in…
The air is different from the island where I was.
I thought it was missing something, but I quickly figured it out.
I don’t smell the sea.
It really feels like I’ve come to a different place.
It’s not that I don’t like it or anything, but it’s making me feel strange.
And if looking at it closely, the vegetation here differs from the ones on the island where I was. That alone is interesting.
“Let me tell you, it’s a village with nothing in it. If you complain, you’ll be sent home.” (Mumroot)
“You don’t have to nag me again and again. There was nothing on the island where I was, so I won’t complain about this.” (Kagali)
There was nothing on the island where I was. There were no shops, nothing interesting.
“Oh, that’s right.” (Mumroot)
“That’s why I don’t hate the forest. And even if there’s nothing there, you elves live there, right?” (Kagali)
Considering that I was alone on the island, even if people lived there, it was different from the island where I was.
I have caretakers, but that doesn’t mean we live together, and they don’t come every day.
Because I asked them not to.
People grow up fast. They age quickly, and my caretakers keep changing. I tried to keep people away from me as much as possible because the partings made me feel lonely.
“Well, there’s at least a village.” (Mumroot)
“That’s more than enough.” (Kagali)
“For now, I will guide you to the village, but don’t say anything strange.” (Mumroot)
“I get it already.” (Kagali)
In a manner of speaking, I am treated as Mumroot’s guest, but I’m also an acquaintance of the bear girl.
With that explanation, most of the village residents would likely agree.
She really is a mysterious girl.
I came to the village, looking at the surrounding forest.
“Oh, there’s quite a lot of them.” (Kagali)
When I entered the village, it was bigger than I thought, and many people lived there. All of them are long-lived elves, so it’s a surprise.
And what caught my eye were the clothes they wore and the houses they built.
After all, everything is different from the Land of Harmony. It’s just fascinating.
The clothing seems more relaxed and comfortable here.
It’s hard to explain, but the shapes of the houses are also different. What can I say? There are only a few large houses like those in the Land of Harmony. In the Land of Harmony, there are many tall buildings and long one-story houses, but the houses in this village differ from those in the Land of Harmony.
When I was looking around restlessly, a child came.
“It’s the chief~ Welcome back!”
“Did anything happen while I was gone?”
Mumroot holds the child in his arms.
“There was nothing~”
The child replied happily. Mumroot lowered the child to the ground and patted his head.
Then the child looks at me.
“Who is this girl?”
“I’m Kagali. I’m Mumroot’s acquaintance.”
“Tell everyone that she’ll be in the village for a while, but don’t worry, she’s not suspicious.”
“Un!”
The child nodded and left.