Bard Ramy

"A handsome man named Pinch lived in Kaslow City. No woman could resist lavishing all her attention and money upon him, but when they no longer amused him, he discarded them like trash."

"One day, a magician swore revenge on Pinch. She contorted his body into a horrifying sight and gave him persistent halitosis. When he tried to speak, he could only utter a screech."

"Pinch ran to Prism Island as fast as he could. You can still see his ugly shadow lurking there, full of pain and loneliness."

"Twin Lion Mountain is dangerous monsters, but not all beasts are born evil."

"Kamuijo, a Jelly Rabbit, was raised in Nombardi Town, but his owner left him behind when he went to Twin Lion Mountain."

"Even now, Kamuijo still sits alone high up in the mountains near Nombardi Town and watches passing ships, waiting for his owner to return."

"Many narcissistic knights were stationed at Knight Valley. Leader Birdbird Bird was perhaps the most vain of them all, wearing colorful feathers and brandishing finely engraved weapons."

"One night, a chilly wind slithered past Birdbird Bird's face. Suddenly, he couldn't speak, and feathers began to sprout from his skin. He looked to his fellow men, and they all underwent the same fate."

"So think twice when you see a noble bird staring into a frozen lake and admiring its own reflection."

"Many adventurers say a unique snow leopard dwells in the Eternal Mountains, only seen at the hot springs."

"According to one hunter who could read minds, he heard the snow leopard muttering to itself, complaining about the frigid cold."

"A mana master looked into the leopard's past life and determined it was once a fire dancer in Blakatoa Range."

"Hunters in the Eternal Mountains call him Wika, which means 'one who's afraid of cold' in ancient tongue."

"Oblivion Border used to be a rich land where many political powers rose and fell while many accomplished military leaders also found and lost their stage here."

"Once there was a brave general, Kamaki, who united the tribes in the Oblivion Border and slowly led the Oblivion Border to being the promised land for many people."

"But all this came undone at the scheming and jealosy of the king he served, where on his deathbed, his vengeance turned into cursed snow that covered the entire region."

"Snow seemed to want to hide the endless hatred and gradually Oblivion Border lost its abundance of resources while Kamaki became a warped monster resembling a giant lizard, leaving footprints of hatred in the snow."

"Trol was the first ancient civilization to disappear without reason."

"They say that the night before it vanished, its people, fearing the worst, sent messengers with warnings to other lands. Before these notes could be delivered, the civilizations disappeared. When the messengers returned to Trol, only stone statues remained."

"Until they run out of energy, you can still see those figures in the snow, perpetually delivering messages that will never be answered."

"Travelers who pass by Devilish Volcano hear a melancholy song of regret about losing a partner. The Giant Spirit wrote this song."

"Whenever you pass this Giant Spirit, you can hear its low, regretful voice."

"This fellow once made a big mistake and lost many partners. He never forgave himself. No adventurer can best him, so he is called 'Endless Regrets.'"

"Regret is an eternal curse much worse than anything an evil mage could cast."

"The scenery in Sunrise Field to the east of Tear Swamp changes from moment to moment-one minute, the sky is awash in glowing golden tones, the next, a foggy mist obscures all views."

"Legend has it that, once in a while, an adventurer can see a very unusual dragon there."

"If you do see it, it will disappear as soon as you look away."

"Therefore, adventurers call this disappearing dragon Sahu, meaning 'First Light of Sunrise.'"