“I do not believe in coincidences. It is merely the nature of things to be connected with one another. One reacts, and it affects the others, like a domino of fate.”
CHAPTER LXV: Mister Wolf & Miss Goat
'IT WAS A dark, stormy night. When everybody was trying to take shelter, a young boy with soaked clothes and wet hair, was walking across the rain, with his feet bare and hands cold. There was nothing he could take shelter at that time so he had to let himself shower under the heavy clouds — his heart sunken.
The young boy was lost in the middle of the unfamiliar land, that he did not want to end up in to begin with. There was nothing but trees, some grass, and rain. He was crying
“I do not believe in coincidences. It is merely the nature of things to be connected with one another. One reacts, and it affects the others, like a domino of fate.”CHAPTER LXVI: Law of Love; A Grand Welcome CelebrationONE OF THE million things I fail to understand, or rather, let me say, one that I have known of, but could not quite put my comprehension into, is the law of love. You see, I have, or may have never fallen in love my entire life, but there has always been this feeling of wanting to hug someone in a way that you don’t wish to let them go. You want to feel them for all the minutes in your life, and you’re scared if they go away. Sometimes, it’s frightening to let them escape your sight. And oftentimes, it hurts you too when they are hurt. No one told me it was love. No one told me wha
“I do not believe in coincidences. It is merely the nature of things to be connected with one another. One reacts, and it affects the others, like a domino of fate.”CHAPTER LXVII: More About the Villagers and the Cave of Writings; Another Puzzle Piece? (Part I)“OH, HELLO HUMAN, why don’t you join us here?” Suddenly, an elephant offered me a bowl of some thick liquid in green color. It looked like some toxic formula for bombing if I were to be asked. But it had some bubbles and some black, springy stuff in it. I wonder what it was made of. “Oh, you haven’t had anything like this before?” it added as it noticed me looking at it for too long. “It’s a pysola. A soup made from raw caterpillars, squeezed and crushed together, mixed with some dried, salted grass and twigs.&r
“I do not believe in coincidences. It is merely the nature of things to be connected with one another. One reacts, and it affects the others, like a domino of fate.”CHAPTER LXVII: More About the Villagers and the Cave of Writings; The Rain of Fireflies (Part II)I FIGURED IT would be too rude to leave a banquet with all these people having fun together, being friendly with each other, so I told the wolf to let the matter sit for a while and enjoy the festivity first and foremost. Apart from that, it was only a matter of time before the ground floor was filled with all varieties of animals that came down from the trees — gliding, flying, and climbing. And I don’t think I would want to ruin a great opportunity like this to breathe and unwind.&nbs
“I do not believe in coincidences. It is merely the nature of things to be connected with one another. One reacts, and it affects the others, like a domino of fate.”CHAPTER LXVII: More About the Villagers and the Cave of Writings; Another Puzzle Piece? (Part III)“SHALL I EXCUSE our guests for a moment to give them a better view of the village? I was not able to give them a proper tour a while back since we had to immediately treat their injured colleague. I’m sorry but will that be alright for everyone?”“You need not apologize for that, Tomptus, of course! They have to see the entire beauty of our land. Please show them everything!”&nbs
“When the past determines the past, it will be a wasted history. But if the past determines the future, it will be a whole new changed generation.”CHAPTER LXVIII: Symbols & History; What Robin Will Find in the CaveWE MOVED ALONG by the high fence made of thorny vines. There were not a lot of people roaming around the area, but certainly, the fireflies reached this part, which made the pathway of green, rich grass glow as though it had been hit by Christmas lights.We followed the dark alleyway quietly, not wanting to break the still atmosphere that had been lingering in the air for quite some time now. Only the stomping of our shoes against the soil dominated the night as we walked. Neither of us spoke, not even the otter. He just sim
“When two things are destined to unite, the world goes against them. However, even with all the odds, fate will always, always carve a path for them to meet. That is the reason why we should always find the motivation to never ever give up.”CHAPTER LXIX: The Hollow Under a Hollow; Trapped Down the CaveI CLOSED MY eyes as the darkness began to blind me. I don’t know the reason, neither of us knew what was the reason, but the lamps died out with no warning even though they were fireflies. Can fireflies lose their light?“Dith, where are you?” I heard the voice of the prince echo around the cave. Both the lamps died out so there was literally us, the cave, and the darkness. “Dith?”
“When two things are destined to unite, the world goes against them. However, even with all the odds, fate will always, always carve a path for them to meet. That is the reason why we should always find the motivation to never ever give up.”CHAPTER LXX: Sudden Attack; The Capture of the Opex Saints Division Leaders (Part I)“IS EVERYBODY ALRIGHT?” I coughed as I closed my eyes, getting up from the ground after the loud bang. “Where are you?”“I’m here.” It was Helga, who was also coughing. “It’s so dusty. My eyes hurt.”Later, everyone started coughing too, and I extended my hand over to reach where they
“When two things are destined to unite, the world goes against them. However, even with all the odds, fate will always, always carve a path for them to meet. That is the reason why we should always find the motivation to never ever give up.”CHAPTER LXX: The Capture of the Opex Saints Division Leaders; Transporting to the Final Part of Donn Heriota — The South (Part II)WE WERE LED out of the cave as soon as the big box enclosing us was moved. The next thing we saw, the village was busy, there was not a hint of them not working. They started to close off the party, fix the things, and move the dishes, bottles, and other party stuff. I saw Miss Goat on our way out as I peaked at the small open space of the box, and it seemed as though she saw me too because he guiltily looked away my direction, and pretended to