Shuri said such a thing.
No, there shouldn’t be one in there. Most wind chimes have beautiful patterns, light blue, green, and cool shades. There were animals, too, but unfortunately, there were no wind chimes with bear designs painted on them.
“Fina, choose different patterns to decorate the orphanage and the shops.” (Yuna)
I asked Fina to get souvenirs for the orphanage and the shops, and I will choose souvenirs for Noa and Princess Flora. Also, it might be a good idea to buy one for Kagali-san, who was home sitting. I look at the wind chimes. There were so many different colors of wind chimes. It’s hard to decide which one to choose.
Which one would be better?
I choose wind chimes with Fina and the others.
“Are these good enough?” (Yuna)
For Princess Flora, I chose a wind chime with a red flower painted on clear glass, and for Noa, a wind chime with a blue fish on it.
For Kagali-san was a wind chime with a picture of a fox on it. From the moment I saw it, I knew it was the only one.
They don’t have bears, but they do have foxes.
Then, Fina and the other two also finished selecting their wind chimes.
The wind chime Ruimin chose was a wind chime made of green glass. It has a beautiful wavy pattern. It seemed to go well with the elven village. It seemed that she chose two of the same design.
The souvenir that Fina and Shuri chose for Tirumina-san was a wind chime made entirely of pale blue glass. It has a pattern on it.
The wind chime for the Bear-san Rest Shop was painted with a picture of a bird. From the conversation I had with her about her choice, it seemed to be connected to kokekko.
For Anzu’s Bear-san Diner, it had a picture of a goldfish on it. They chose it because it seemed to be connected to the fish dishes. I didn’t know they had goldfish here.
For the orphanage, they chose wind chimes with flowers on them. The orphanage was enormous, so it was decided that it would be better to have a girls’ and a boys’ side.
We finished selecting all the wind chimes.
“Thank you very much, young lady. So, do you want to put the wind chime in a box? By the way, there’s an extra cost for the box.” (Man)
I guess he thought I don’t live in this country and that I’m in a hurry. It’s normal to put it in a box. So my response was obvious.
“Put everything in the box.” (Yuna)
Putting them in a box makes them less likely to break and more convenient to put away. It’s also better to have it in a box when giving it as a gift.
One by one, the uncle carefully placed them in a small wooden box.
“Well then, here’s the payment.” (Yuna)
“Thank you. Cute bear lady.” (Man)
Uncle took the money and looked happy.
Put the wind chimes in the bear box.
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Author’s Note:
They bought some souvenirs and planned to meet up with Sakura later.