Folklorist Gudra

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[Folklorist Gudra]

I assume you must be a new villager around here. Who are you?

Oh, oh oh.

...Do I seem like a scholar to you?

No! I used to be a scholar. Long time ago.

I'm pleased that someone from outside immediately recognizes me as a Scholar.

Hmm, hmm. What are you asking about what I'm doing.

I'm organizing the collected stories.

It's about gathering the myths and folk tales handed down to us.

It's also about preserving the precious cultural heritage of indigenous people.

To ensure that these stories are not lost and can be passed down to future generations, we'll publish them as books.

It seems like you're interested.

...Are you interested in this work?

So, your interest means you're willing to help?

Extra hands are always welcome. I would be glad if you could assist.

Do you know how to write? Excellent.

Please gather stories from the villagers.

I've promised to listen to the stories of one child, one young person, and one grandmother from the village.

They say it's a long story, so we may not finish in one day. We'll need your patience.

Here, I'll give you a notebook for gathering stories.

The child's name is Dinar. The young person is a woman named Amira.

After that, you can go to Grandma Shania and write down her story.

We've made a promise to listen to stories from one child, one young person, and one grandmother in the village.

Since it's a long story and can't be heard all in one day, we'll need your patience to help us through it.

The child's name is Dinar. The young woman is called Amira.

Next, go to Grandma Shanina's place, listen to her story, and write it down.

Dinar and Amira, did you come to tell stories to Granny Shannina?

I'm excited to hear what stories they are. Please show me the notebook.

Is this the story Amira told you?

It's really diverse and wonderful! I also remember hearing stories about these gods when I was young.

But the names of the animal gods in this story are similar to the ones I heard when I was young, but a little different.

Hmm, I'll need to do some research.

These are great stories that fuel my research interests!

Please continue to record Amira's stories for me in the future.

I'd appreciate it if you could come back tomorrow and record the next part of this story.

Thank you. This is your payment for today's work.

A favorable evaluation of you occurs.

The villagers of the gray wolf have accepted you as part of the village.

You are eligible to participate in the conference.

As much as I'd like to hear all the stories today...

Both of you, the adventurer and the people would tire out.

Take a good rest for the remaining day, and please come back after dawn.

During that time, I'll organize and analyze the stories you've gathered.

We appreciated your last visit.

Today, we would also like to record our conversation.

Dinar and Amira, please go to Grandma Shanina and listen to her story, then write it down.

Here are some blank notebooks for you.

Ah, is it difficult right now? It's okay, we can do it later.

Just remember, this work requires patience and persistence.

We're already colleagues on the same path, aren't we?

If it's tough, you can take a break. As long as we keep moving forward steadily.

Thank you for always being willing to help.

I will repay this kindness by making a good storybook.

Oh, of course, I'll make sure you're paid for your work today too.

That's important too, isn't it? I understand.

Dinar and Amira, did you bring stories from Shannina Grandma?

I'm excited to hear what kind of stories they are. Please show me the notebook.

Amira's stories include many myths familiar to me as well.

They are stories that all indigenous people here have heard and grown up with.

Of course, there are some differences from the myths I know...

But researching those differences and commonalities is precisely my job, isn't it?

These are stories that fuel my research curiosity!

I hope you continue to transcribe Amira's stories.

I'd appreciate it if you could come back tomorrow and transcribe the next part of this story.

Dinar and Amira, please go to Grandma Shani's house and listen to her story and write it down.