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Girl: Hey! Hey!
Girl: Hey! Hey!
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Girl: What
story
will you tell me tonight?
Girl: What
's today's bedtime
story
?
Girl: Hmm...
Woman: What about the time \NI visited a very salty and large pond?
Woman: What about the time \NI visited a very salty and large pond?
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Girl:
You
already
told me
that
story
.
Girl:
I've
already
heard
that
one
.
Woman: Then, what about the time \NI bit the arse of a pompous fool?
Woman: Then, what about the time \NI bit the arse of a pompous fool?
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Girl:
You
've
told me
that one
, too
.
Girl:
I
've
heard
that one
as well
.
Girl: I don't want to hear those childish stories.
Girl: I don't want to hear those childish stories.
Girl: Aren't there any stories \NI've never heard before?
Girl: Aren't there any stories \NI've never heard before?
Woman: Then, what about an old tale from long ago, \Nthat began in a village far, far away?
Woman: Then, what about an old tale from long ago, \Nthat began in a village far, far away?
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Woman:
It's a
story about a wolf \Nthat protected the harvests of a village
Woman:
A
story about a wolf \Nthat protected the harvests of a village
Woman: in a land much farther south than here...
Woman: in a land much farther south than here...
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Girl:
A
wolf
?
Girl:
Ooh, a
wolf
.
Woman: The wolf promised the youths of that village
Woman: The wolf promised the youths of that village
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Woman: that it would
bring
\Nbountiful harvests of wheat.
Woman: that it would
ensure
\Nbountiful harvests of wheat.
Woman: The wolf kept its
promise
.
Woman: The wolf kept its
word
.
Woman:
It
kept it for
an
exceedingly long time
.
Woman:
Always and forever,\Nit
kept it for
what felt like
an
eternity
.
Woman: No one knows when it began,
Woman: No one knows when it began,
Woman: but the people of the village \Nwould use the phrase "the wolf is running"
Woman: but the people of the village \Nwould use the phrase "the wolf is running"
Woman: when ripe wheat stalks swayed in the wind.
Woman: when ripe wheat stalks swayed in the wind.
Woman: When ears of wheat were flattened by the wind,
Woman: When ears of wheat were flattened by the wind,
Woman: they said they were "trampled by the wolf".
Woman: they said they were "trampled by the wolf".
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Woman: They even said the wheat was "
eaten
by \Nthe wolf" when the harvest was poor.
Woman: They even said the wheat was "
devoured
by \Nthe wolf" when the harvest was poor.
Girl: The village must have \Nreally treasured that wolf.
Girl: The village must have \Nreally treasured that wolf.
Woman: Yes...
Woman: Yes...
Woman: Yes, they did.
Woman: Yes, they did.
Girl: So, they all lived happily ever after?
Girl: So, they all lived happily ever after?
Girl: That's the end of the story?
Girl: That's the end of the story?
Woman: No...
Woman: No...
Woman: After a long time had passed,
Woman: After a long time had passed,
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Woman:
no one remembered
the promise
\N
they made with the wolf
anymore.
Woman:
everyone forgot
the promise
\N
they made with the wolf
Woman: The tales of the wolf, \Nwhich were full of familiarity and awe,
Woman: The tales of the wolf, \Nwhich were full of familiarity and awe,
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Woman: eventually just became
antiquated stories
.
Woman: eventually just became
legends of the past
.
Woman: The humans who began to sow, nurture, \Nand harvest the wheat themselves
Woman: The humans who began to sow, nurture, \Nand harvest the wheat themselves
Woman: no longer believed in the wolf \Nthat brought bountiful harvests...
Woman: no longer believed in the wolf \Nthat brought bountiful harvests...
Girl: So, then, what happened to that wolf?
Girl: So, then, what happened to that wolf?
Woman: Well, at the time, in the village...
Woman: Well, at the time, in the village...
Lawrence: The clear weather \Nshould last until nightfall again.
Lawrence: The clear weather \Nshould last until nightfall again.
Lawrence: Wouldn't rain be troublesome for you, too?
Lawrence: Wouldn't rain be troublesome for you, too?
Knight: A traveling merchant?
Knight: A traveling merchant?
Lawrence: There's a small village in the mountains \Nabout a half a day's travel east from here.
Lawrence: There's a small village in the mountains \Nabout a half a day's travel east from here.
Lawrence: I'm on my way back after selling some salt.
Lawrence: I'm on my way back after selling some salt.
Knight: What kind of cargo do you have there?
Knight: What kind of cargo do you have there?
Lawrence: Fur pelts.
Lawrence: Fur pelts.
Knight: I see.
Knight: I see.
Knight: What's this?
Knight: What's this?
Lawrence: A sheaf of wheat I received from the village.
Lawrence: A sheaf of wheat I received from the village.
Lawrence: I hear it's a variety of wheat that's strong \Nagainst the cold and resilient against pests.
Lawrence: I hear it's a variety of wheat that's strong \Nagainst the cold and resilient against pests.
Lawrence: What's going on?
Lawrence: What's going on?
Lawrence: There normally aren't knights \Nsuch as yourself around these parts.
Lawrence: There normally aren't knights \Nsuch as yourself around these parts.
Knight: There's been word of a pagan festival \Nbeing held in the villages around here.
Knight: There's been word of a pagan festival \Nbeing held in the villages around here.
Lawrence: Pagans?
Lawrence: Pagans?
Knight: Heretics that don't believe in \Nthe great God that created our world.
Knight: Heretics that don't believe in \Nthe great God that created our world.
Knight: I understand the North, but I can't believe \Nthere's still some of them around here.
Knight: I understand the North, but I can't believe \Nthere's still some of them around here.
Knight: Know anything about it?
Knight: Know anything about it?
Lawrence: Not a thing.
Lawrence: Not a thing.
Lawrence: A pagan village, huh?
Lawrence: A pagan village, huh?
Lawrence: Hello! Long time no see!
Lawrence: Hello! Long time no see!
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Farmer A: Oh, you're...
Farmer A: Oh, you're...
..
Lawrence: The traveling merchant, Kraft Lawrence.
Lawrence: The traveling merchant, Kraft Lawrence.
Lawrence: Looks like quite the harvest this year.
Lawrence: Looks like quite the harvest this year.
Farmer B: That's right. Look at all of this!
Farmer B: That's right. Look at all of this!
Lawrence: I've come to see Yarei. Where is he?
Lawrence: I've come to see Yarei. Where is he?
Farmer A: Yarei's in the field over yonder.
Farmer A: Yarei's in the field over yonder.
Lawrence: Thank you very much.
Lawrence: Thank you very much.
Farmer B: You might miss him if you don't hurry.
Farmer B: You might miss him if you don't hurry.
Lawrence: Huh?
Lawrence: Huh?
Farmer A: There's a lot of young men \Nover there, and they're still lacking in skill.
Farmer A: There's a lot of young men \Nover there, and they're still lacking in skill.
Farmer A: I'm sure one of them \Nwill end up as Holo this year.
Farmer A: I'm sure one of them \Nwill end up as Holo this year.
Lawrence: Holo?
Lawrence: Holo?
Villager A: The wolf is there! The wolf is there!
Villager A: The wolf is there! The wolf is there!
Villager B: The wolf is resting there!
Villager B: The wolf is resting there!
Villager A: It's the last sheaf!
Villager A: It's the last sheaf!
Villager B: Careful not to cut too much!
Villager B: Careful not to cut too much!
Villager C: Holo will run from greedy hands!
Villager C: Holo will run from greedy hands!
Villager C: Who will catch the wolf this year?!
Villager C: Who will catch the wolf this year?!
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Villager D: It's Yarei! It's Yarei! It's Yarei!
Villager D: It's Yarei! It's Yarei! It's Yarei!
\N*Hooooowwwwwl!*
Villager B: Holo has appeared!
Villager B: Holo has appeared!
Lawrence: Yarei...
Lawrence: Yarei...
Villager B: Holo has appeared!
Villager B: Holo has appeared!
Villager C: Catch him!
Villager C: Catch him!
Villager A: We've caught Holo!
Villager A: We've caught Holo!
Villager C: Corner him!
Villager C: Corner him!
Villager B: Don't let him escape!
Villager B: Don't let him escape!
Villager A: Lock him in!
Villager A: Lock him in!
Yarei: Lawrence!
Yarei: Lawrence!
Yarei: See you later!
Yarei: See you later!
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Lawrence:
See you later
? Really?
Lawrence:
"
See you later
" my ass!
Lawrence:
But y
ou won't be able to come out for a week.
..
Lawrence:
Y
ou won't be able to come out for a week.
Lawrence: Looks like another bountiful harvest.
Lawrence: Looks like another bountiful harvest.
Village Chief: Yes. This is all thanks to Count Erhendott.
Village Chief: Yes. This is all thanks to Count Erhendott.
Lawrence: He's the new lord of the fiefdom, isn't he?
Lawrence: He's the new lord of the fiefdom, isn't he?
Lawrence: Looks like the era of praying \Nto the old gods has ended.
Lawrence: Looks like the era of praying \Nto the old gods has ended.
Village Chief: We have a bad harvest \Nwhen the wolf is displeased.
Village Chief: We have a bad harvest \Nwhen the wolf is displeased.
Village Chief: But we've no bad harvests with the new \Nfarming methods our lord has taught us.
Village Chief: But we've no bad harvests with the new \Nfarming methods our lord has taught us.
Lawrence: I never thought I'd see this much Trenni \Nsilver in such a rural area! What a surprise!
Lawrence: I never thought I'd see this much Trenni \Nsilver in such a rural area! What a surprise!
Village Chief: Again, all thanks to our new lord.
Village Chief: Again, all thanks to our new lord.
Lawrence: Is your price negotiator doing a good job?
Lawrence: Is your price negotiator doing a good job?
Village Chief: If you're talking about Yarei, \Nhe's doing an excellent job.
Village Chief: If you're talking about Yarei, \Nhe's doing an excellent job.
Village Chief: He always says he learned \Nhow to do business from you.
Village Chief: He always says he learned \Nhow to do business from you.
Lawrence: He's just reaping the fruits of his labor.
Lawrence: He's just reaping the fruits of his labor.
Village Chief: Yarei was looking forward \Nto seeing you again, Mr. Lawrence.
Village Chief: Yarei was looking forward \Nto seeing you again, Mr. Lawrence.
Lawrence: How unfortunate.
Lawrence: How unfortunate.
Village Chief: Will you stay the night tonight?
Village Chief: Will you stay the night tonight?
Lawrence: Thank you very much.
Lawrence: Thank you very much.
Lawrence: However, the items I've purchased \Nhave a payment deadline.
Lawrence: However, the items I've purchased \Nhave a payment deadline.
Lawrence: Next time, perhaps.
Lawrence: Next time, perhaps.
Lawrence: No point in an outsider staying here alone...
Lawrence: No point in an outsider staying here alone...
Lawrence: Fresh vegetables. Aren't they delicious?
Lawrence: Fresh vegetables. Aren't they delicious?
Lawrence: I guess I should sleep.
Lawrence: I guess I should sleep.
Lawrence: Hey!
Lawrence: Hey!
Lawrence: Wake up!
Lawrence: Wake up!
Lawrence: Hey, you!
Lawrence: Hey, you!
Lawrence: What are you doing in another person's cart?!
Lawrence: What are you doing in another person's cart?!
Lawrence: Hey!
Lawrence: Hey!
Lawrence: E-Ears?!
Lawrence: E-Ears?!
Holo: What a beautiful moon.
Holo: What a beautiful moon.
Holo: Do you happen to have any alcohol?
Holo: Do you happen to have any alcohol?
Lawrence: I-I don't have anything like that!
Lawrence: I-I don't have anything like that!
Lawrence: First of all, what on earth are—
Lawrence: First of all, what on earth are—
Holo: Then, something to eat...
Holo: Then, something to eat...
Holo: Oh? Is that dried meat?
Holo: Oh? Is that dried meat?
Holo: How wasteful.
Holo: How wasteful.
Lawrence: You! Are you the sort possessed by the devil?!
Lawrence: You! Are you the sort possessed by the devil?!
Holo: You must be an ungrateful wretch \Nto point your blade at me.
Holo: You must be an ungrateful wretch \Nto point your blade at me.
Lawrence: What did you say?
Lawrence: What did you say?
Holo: Oh, that's right. \NYou are not a human from the village.
Holo: Oh, that's right. \NYou are not a human from the village.
Holo: My apologies. I had forgotten that.
Holo: My apologies. I had forgotten that.
Holo: I slipped into your carriage \Nbecause I wished to leave the village...
Holo: I slipped into your carriage \Nbecause I wished to leave the village...
Holo: It seems we have already left.
Holo: It seems we have already left.
Holo: My name is Holo.
Holo: My name is Holo.
Holo: It has been a long time \Nsince I've taken this form.
Holo: It has been a long time \Nsince I've taken this form.
Holo: Yes, there seem to be no problems.
Holo: Yes, there seem to be no problems.
Lawrence: Holo?
Lawrence: Holo?
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Holo:
Mm
, Holo. Isn't it an excellent name?
Holo:
Yes
, Holo. Isn't it an excellent name?
Lawrence: What a coincidence!
Lawrence: What a coincidence!
Lawrence: I happen to know someone \Nwho's been called that name.
Lawrence: I happen to know someone \Nwho's been called that name.
Holo: Oh?
Holo: Oh?
Holo: I know of no creature with \Nthe name Holo other than myself.
Holo: I know of no creature with \Nthe name Holo other than myself.
Holo: Pray tell, who has this name?
Holo: Pray tell, who has this name?
Lawrence: It's the name of \Nthe god of harvest in this area.
Lawrence: It's the name of \Nthe god of harvest in this area.
Lawrence: Are you a god?
Lawrence: Are you a god?
Holo: Hmph.
Holo: Hmph.
Holo: Though I have been called a god \Nand bound to this land for a long time,
Holo: Though I have been called a god \Nand bound to this land for a long time,
Holo: I am nothing so grand.
Holo: I am nothing so grand.
Holo: I am only Holo and nothing more.
Holo: I am only Holo and nothing more.
Holo: You think of me as a strange girl who has been \Nlocked away at home since birth, do you?
Holo: You think of me as a strange girl who has been \Nlocked away at home since birth, do you?
Holo: I was not born here, \Nbut in a land much farther north.
Holo: I was not born here, \Nbut in a land much farther north.
Lawrence: North?
Lawrence: North?
Holo: Yes. The summers are short \Nand the winters long.
Holo: Yes. The summers are short \Nand the winters long.
Holo: A world covered in silvery white.
Holo: A world covered in silvery white.
Holo: I was born in a place called Yoitsu...
Holo: I was born in a place called Yoitsu...
Holo: Wise Wolf Holo of Yoitsu would refer to me.
Holo: Wise Wolf Holo of Yoitsu would refer to me.
Holo: Have you been there before?
Holo: Have you been there before?
Lawrence: Yoitsu?
Lawrence: Yoitsu?
Lawrence: No, I've never heard of the place...
Lawrence: No, I've never heard of the place...
Lawrence: What else?
Lawrence: What else?
Holo: While I don't dislike taking \Na human form, it is always so chilly.
Holo: While I don't dislike taking \Na human form, it is always so chilly.
Lawrence: Hey, if you're really the Wise Wolf Holo, \Nshow me some proof.
Lawrence: Hey, if you're really the Wise Wolf Holo, \Nshow me some proof.
Holo: My ears and tail are not enough to satisfy you,
Holo: My ears and tail are not enough to satisfy you,
Holo: so you wish for me to show you \Nmy form as a wolf?
Holo: so you wish for me to show you \Nmy form as a wolf?
Lawrence: That's right.
Lawrence: That's right.
Holo: I refuse.
Holo: I refuse.
Lawrence: Why?
Lawrence: Why?
Holo: I wish to ask you the same thing!
Holo: I wish to ask you the same thing!
Lawrence: I-If you're a person, \NI'll turn you into the Church.
Lawrence: I-If you're a person, \NI'll turn you into the Church.
Lawrence: Those possessed by the devil \Nwill bring calamity upon others.
Lawrence: Those possessed by the devil \Nwill bring calamity upon others.
Holo: I hate the Church!
Holo: I hate the Church!
Lawrence: Then, let's go back to the village \Nand confirm with the village chief...
Lawrence: Then, let's go back to the village \Nand confirm with the village chief...
Holo: I refuse that as well.
Holo: I refuse that as well.
Lawrence: But you can stay with me if you really \Nare Holo, the god of harvest.
Lawrence: But you can stay with me if you really \Nare Holo, the god of harvest.
Holo: Truly?
Holo: Truly?
Lawrence: Truly.
Lawrence: Truly.
Lawrence: If you're really the Wise Wolf Holo, \Nyou might bring me some fortune as well.
Lawrence: If you're really the Wise Wolf Holo, \Nyou might bring me some fortune as well.
Holo: You truly wish to see?
Holo: You truly wish to see?
Lawrence: Yes.
Lawrence: Yes.
Holo: No matter what?
Holo: No matter what?
Lawrence: No matter what!
Lawrence: No matter what!
Holo: It is impossible for any creature \Nto change forms without paying a price.
Holo: It is impossible for any creature \Nto change forms without paying a price.
Holo: In my case, I would need \Nblood from the living...
Holo: In my case, I would need \Nblood from the living...
Holo: Or a small amount of wheat.
Holo: Or a small amount of wheat.
Lawrence: Let's go with wheat.
Lawrence: Let's go with wheat.
Lawrence: H-Hey, are you all right?!
Lawrence: H-Hey, are you all right?!
Village Chief: Oh, Mr. Lawrence.
Village Chief: Oh, Mr. Lawrence.
Lawrence: My apologies.
Lawrence: My apologies.
Lawrence: May I stay here for the night?
Lawrence: May I stay here for the night?
Village Chief: Of course, but why the sudden change?
Village Chief: Of course, but why the sudden change?
Lawrence: Yarei?
Lawrence: Yarei?
Yarei: We meet again, Lawrence.
Yarei: We meet again, Lawrence.
Village Chief: The bed is over there. \NYou can place your things around there.
Village Chief: The bed is over there. \NYou can place your things around there.
Lawrence: Thank you very much.
Lawrence: Thank you very much.
Village Chief: Then, please take care of the place for us.
Village Chief: Then, please take care of the place for us.
Lawrence: What a luxurious meal.
Lawrence: What a luxurious meal.
Yarei: They're all offerings for Holo.
Yarei: They're all offerings for Holo.
Yarei: But I brought them here since it'd be a waste \Nto leave it all for the wolf. Want some?
Yarei: But I brought them here since it'd be a waste \Nto leave it all for the wolf. Want some?
Lawrence: I don't think an outsider \Nshould eat the offerings...
Lawrence: I don't think an outsider \Nshould eat the offerings...
Lawrence: To begin with, aren't you supposed to be \Nlocked away in the granary for a week,
Lawrence: To begin with, aren't you supposed to be \Nlocked away in the granary for a week,
Lawrence: so that Holo won't escape from \Nthe last sheaf of wheat you harvested?
Lawrence: so that Holo won't escape from \Nthe last sheaf of wheat you harvested?
Yarei: That's just a superstition.
Yarei: That's just a superstition.
Yarei: There's no wolf actually \Nliving in the wheat fields.
Yarei: There's no wolf actually \Nliving in the wheat fields.
Yarei: It's just an excuse for the people \Nin the village to have a festival.
Yarei: It's just an excuse for the people \Nin the village to have a festival.
Yarei: This is on me. Now, drink.
Yarei: This is on me. Now, drink.
Yarei: To an old friend!
Yarei: To an old friend!
Yarei: To reuniting with Lawrence, \Nthe shrewd traveling merchant!
Yarei: To reuniting with Lawrence, \Nthe shrewd traveling merchant!
Lawrence: To an old friend.
Lawrence: To an old friend.
Yarei: To the future of Pasloe Village!
Yarei: To the future of Pasloe Village!
Lawrence: The village chief showed me the village silver.
Lawrence: The village chief showed me the village silver.
Lawrence: Looks like you're doing \Na good job negotiating prices.
Lawrence: Looks like you're doing \Na good job negotiating prices.
Yarei: I learned it all from you!
Yarei: I learned it all from you!
Lawrence: Is that so?
Lawrence: Is that so?
Yarei: It is!
Yarei: It is!
Lawrence: How long has it been since I started \Nbuying wheat from this village?
Lawrence: How long has it been since I started \Nbuying wheat from this village?
Yarei: Let me think...
Yarei: Let me think...
Yarei: It was before Count Erhendott became our lord.
Yarei: It was before Count Erhendott became our lord.
Yarei: The previous lord only thought about \Ntaking more and more taxes from us.
Yarei: The previous lord only thought about \Ntaking more and more taxes from us.
Yarei: No merchant was willing to buy \Nour expensive, tax-inflated wheat.
Yarei: No merchant was willing to buy \Nour expensive, tax-inflated wheat.
Yarei: At the time, you actually \Nbought some wheat from us.
Yarei: At the time, you actually \Nbought some wheat from us.
Lawrence: There weren't many towns willing to work \Nwith a new traveling merchant like me.
Lawrence: There weren't many towns willing to work \Nwith a new traveling merchant like me.
Yarei: The village and I have grown a lot since then.
Yarei: The village and I have grown a lot since then.
Yarei: Can you believe it?
Yarei: Can you believe it?
Yarei: Now, even merchants from large \Ntowns come to buy our wheat.
Yarei: Now, even merchants from large \Ntowns come to buy our wheat.
Yarei: I'm negotiating prices \Nwith big shots like that!
Yarei: I'm negotiating prices \Nwith big shots like that!
Lawrence: I believe it.
Lawrence: I believe it.
Yarei: I want to try negotiating prices of wheat \Nwith you again. Just like back then!
Yarei: I want to try negotiating prices of wheat \Nwith you again. Just like back then!
Lawrence: Yeah.
Lawrence: Yeah.
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Lawrence: Me
,
too, Yarei.
Lawrence: Me
too, Yarei.
Yarei: You know!
Yarei: You know!
Yarei: I'm sure we'll have a great harvest \Nnext year and the year after that!
Yarei: I'm sure we'll have a great harvest \Nnext year and the year after that!
Lawrence: Yeah, I hope Holo stays in a happy mood.
Lawrence: Yeah, I hope Holo stays in a happy mood.
Yarei: It has nothing to do with wolves!
Yarei: It has nothing to do with wolves!
Yarei: Something like that doesn't exist!
Yarei: Something like that doesn't exist!
Yarei: We don't need some ancient god!
Yarei: We don't need some ancient god!
Yarei: We can't go against the Church in this era.
Yarei: We can't go against the Church in this era.
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Yarei: We don't need
Holo
anymore!
Yarei: We don't need
this "
Holo
"
anymore!
Lawrence: They don't need
Holo
anymore, huh?
Lawrence: They don't need
that "
Holo
"
anymore, huh?
Holo: What about me?
Holo: What about me?
Holo: There is no need to be so surprised.
Holo: There is no need to be so surprised.
Lawrence: You!
Lawrence: You!
Holo: As expected, this form is quite chilly.
Holo: As expected, this form is quite chilly.
Lawrence: You were in the village after all.
Lawrence: You were in the village after all.
Lawrence: Where were you hiding?
Lawrence: Where were you hiding?
Holo: To be precise, I live inside the wheat.
Holo: To be precise, I live inside the wheat.
Holo: During the harvest, \NI am in the last piece of wheat.
Holo: During the harvest, \NI am in the last piece of wheat.
Holo: That's why it's quite difficult \Nto escape from there.
Holo: That's why it's quite difficult \Nto escape from there.
Holo: However, there are exceptions.
Holo: However, there are exceptions.
Holo: If there is a larger amount of wheat \Nthan the last sheaf of wheat nearby,
Holo: If there is a larger amount of wheat \Nthan the last sheaf of wheat nearby,
Holo: I can move to that wheat \Nwithout being seen by humans.
Holo: I can move to that wheat \Nwithout being seen by humans.
Holo: That's the reason why.
Holo: That's the reason why.
Holo: In a way, I owe you a great debt.
Holo: In a way, I owe you a great debt.
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Holo:
Are
you
afraid of me
?
Holo:
Does my existence scare
you
?
Lawrence: I...
Lawrence: I...
Lawrence: Even though I was the one who \Ntold you to show me your true form...
Lawrence: Even though I was the one who \Ntold you to show me your true form...
Lawrence: I was scared of you.
Lawrence: I was scared of you.
Lawrence: That's why I thought \Nyou disappeared from my sight.
Lawrence: That's why I thought \Nyou disappeared from my sight.
Holo: Humans show fear when they see my true form.
Holo: Humans show fear when they see my true form.
Holo: There are very few who have reacted otherwise.
Holo: There are very few who have reacted otherwise.
Holo: There was once such a person in this village.
Holo: There was once such a person in this village.
Holo: That person asked me to ensure \Nthe harvests of this village.
Holo: That person asked me to ensure \Nthe harvests of this village.
Holo: That's why I kept my promise.
Holo: That's why I kept my promise.
Holo: However, having many bountiful \Nharvests is hard on the land.
Holo: However, having many bountiful \Nharvests is hard on the land.
Holo: So, there were times \Nwhen I had to create bad harvests.
Holo: So, there were times \Nwhen I had to create bad harvests.
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Holo:
The people of
the village
\N
just
called
it
my fickleness.
Holo:
However,
the village
rs
just
\N attributed
it
all to
my fickleness.
Holo: Their thoughts of me have grown \Nquite bad these last few years.
Holo: Their thoughts of me have grown \Nquite bad these last few years.
Holo: Next year and the year after that,
Holo: Next year and the year after that,
Holo: I am sure that they will have \Nbountiful harvests without me.
Holo: I am sure that they will have \Nbountiful harvests without me.
Holo: No one needs me any longer.
Holo: No one needs me any longer.
Lawrence: Let's say that I believe you.
Lawrence: Let's say that I believe you.
Holo: You are quite the suspicious one.
Holo: You are quite the suspicious one.
Lawrence: Is there somewhere you'd like to go \Nafter leaving the village?
Lawrence: Is there somewhere you'd like to go \Nafter leaving the village?
Holo: North...
Holo: North...
Holo: I wish to return to the north...
Holo: I wish to return to the north...
Lawrence: It's safe now.
Lawrence: It's safe now.
Holo: Finally!
Holo: Finally!
Holo: It was so dark and cramped that it was \Ndifficult to change my clothes.
Holo: It was so dark and cramped that it was \Ndifficult to change my clothes.
Lawrence: Y-You!
Lawrence: Y-You!
Holo: What do you think? Does it look nice on me?
Holo: What do you think? Does it look nice on me?
Lawrence: Wait! Those are mine!
Lawrence: Wait! Those are mine!
Holo: I expected as much.
Holo: I expected as much.
Lawrence: Those are my best clothes. \NIt took me ten years!
Lawrence: Those are my best clothes. \NIt took me ten years!
Holo: True. It is well-tailored and made of \Nexcellent fabric. Quite suitable for me.
Holo: True. It is well-tailored and made of \Nexcellent fabric. Quite suitable for me.
Holo: It seems you are a talented merchant.
Holo: It seems you are a talented merchant.
Lawrence: Those are my clothes!
Lawrence: Those are my clothes!
Holo: Yes, but I know you are a kind male.
Holo: Yes, but I know you are a kind male.
Holo: You wouldn't tell me to \Ntake them off, would you?
Holo: You wouldn't tell me to \Ntake them off, would you?
Holo: I wish to travel with you.
Holo: I wish to travel with you.
Holo: Is that unacceptable?
Holo: Is that unacceptable?
Lawrence: Fine.
Lawrence: Fine.
Lawrence: This must be some kind of fate.
Lawrence: This must be some kind of fate.
Holo: Please take care of me from now on, um...
Holo: Please take care of me from now on, um...
Lawrence: Lawrence. Kraft Lawrence.
Lawrence: Lawrence. Kraft Lawrence.
Holo: Yes. Lawrence.
Holo: Yes. Lawrence.
Holo: I will continue to speak of your greatness \Nfrom now to the end of time.
Holo: I will continue to speak of your greatness \Nfrom now to the end of time.
Lawrence: My profession isn't an easy one.
Lawrence: My profession isn't an easy one.
Holo: You'll have to earn your own keep.
Holo: You'll have to earn your own keep.
Holo: I am not shameless enough to eat your food \Nwithout doing anything in return.
Holo: I am not shameless enough to eat your food \Nwithout doing anything in return.
Holo: I am the Wise Wolf Holo, an honorable wolf!
Holo: I am the Wise Wolf Holo, an honorable wolf!
Holo: By the way.
Holo: By the way.
Holo: It is quite cramped \Nwith the two of us sitting here.
Holo: It is quite cramped \Nwith the two of us sitting here.
Lawrence: Hey, now...
Lawrence: Hey, now...
Lawrence: Wha?! Hey!
Lawrence: Wha?! Hey!
Lawrence: Hey! Don't get too close!
Lawrence: Hey! Don't get too close!
Holo: A male should be happy to be touched by me.
Holo: A male should be happy to be touched by me.
Lawrence: No, not really...
Lawrence: No, not really...
Holo: Oh? It seems you are embarrassed...
Holo: Oh? It seems you are embarrassed...
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Holo: Next Time: "Mischievous Wolf and No Laughing Matter"
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Crunchyroll # Exported by Aegisub 9706-cibuilds-20caaabc0 Girl: Hey! Hey! Girl: What story will you tell me tonight? Woman: What about the time \NI visited a very salty and large pond? Girl: You already told me that story. Woman: Then, what about the time \NI bit the arse of a pompous fool? Girl: You've told me that one, too. Girl: I don't want to hear those childish stories. Girl: Aren't there any stories \NI've never heard before? Woman: Then, what about an old tale from long ago, \Nthat began in a village far, far away? Woman: It's a story about a wolf \Nthat protected the harvests of a village Woman: in a land much farther south than here... Girl: A wolf? Woman: The wolf promised the youths of that village Woman: that it would bring \Nbountiful harvests of wheat. Woman: The wolf kept its promise. Woman: It kept it for an exceedingly long time. Woman: No one knows when it began, Woman: but the people of the village \Nwould use the phrase "the wolf is running" Woman: when ripe wheat stalks swayed in the wind. Woman: When ears of wheat were flattened by the wind, Woman: they said they were "trampled by the wolf". Woman: They even said the wheat was "eaten by \Nthe wolf" when the harvest was poor. Girl: The village must have \Nreally treasured that wolf. Woman: Yes... Woman: Yes, they did. Girl: So, they all lived happily ever after? Girl: That's the end of the story? Woman: No... Woman: After a long time had passed, Woman: no one remembered the promise \Nthey made with the wolf anymore. Woman: The tales of the wolf, \Nwhich were full of familiarity and awe, Woman: eventually just became antiquated stories. Woman: The humans who began to sow, nurture, \Nand harvest the wheat themselves Woman: no longer believed in the wolf \Nthat brought bountiful harvests... Girl: So, then, what happened to that wolf? Woman: Well, at the time, in the village... Lawrence: The clear weather \Nshould last until nightfall again. Lawrence: Wouldn't rain be troublesome for you, too? Knight: A traveling merchant? Lawrence: There's a small village in the mountains \Nabout a half a day's travel east from here. Lawrence: I'm on my way back after selling some salt. Knight: What kind of cargo do you have there? Lawrence: Fur pelts. Knight: I see. Knight: What's this? Lawrence: A sheaf of wheat I received from the village. Lawrence: I hear it's a variety of wheat that's strong \Nagainst the cold and resilient against pests. Lawrence: What's going on? Lawrence: There normally aren't knights \Nsuch as yourself around these parts. Knight: There's been word of a pagan festival \Nbeing held in the villages around here. Lawrence: Pagans? Knight: Heretics that don't believe in \Nthe great God that created our world. Knight: I understand the North, but I can't believe \Nthere's still some of them around here. Knight: Know anything about it? Lawrence: Not a thing. Lawrence: A pagan village, huh? Lawrence: Hello! Long time no see! Farmer A: Oh, you're... Lawrence: The traveling merchant, Kraft Lawrence. Lawrence: Looks like quite the harvest this year. Farmer B: That's right. Look at all of this! Lawrence: I've come to see Yarei. Where is he? Farmer A: Yarei's in the field over yonder. Lawrence: Thank you very much. Farmer B: You might miss him if you don't hurry. Lawrence: Huh? Farmer A: There's a lot of young men \Nover there, and they're still lacking in skill. Farmer A: I'm sure one of them \Nwill end up as Holo this year. Lawrence: Holo? Villager A: The wolf is there! The wolf is there! Villager B: The wolf is resting there! Villager A: It's the last sheaf! Villager B: Careful not to cut too much! Villager C: Holo will run from greedy hands! Villager C: Who will catch the wolf this year?! Villager D: It's Yarei! It's Yarei! It's Yarei! Villager B: Holo has appeared! Lawrence: Yarei... Villager B: Holo has appeared! Villager C: Catch him! Villager A: We've caught Holo! Villager C: Corner him! Villager B: Don't let him escape! Villager A: Lock him in! Yarei: Lawrence! Yarei: See you later! Lawrence: See you later? Really? Lawrence: But you won't be able to come out for a week... Lawrence: Looks like another bountiful harvest. Village Chief: Yes. This is all thanks to Count Erhendott. Lawrence: He's the new lord of the fiefdom, isn't he? Lawrence: Looks like the era of praying \Nto the old gods has ended. Village Chief: We have a bad harvest \Nwhen the wolf is displeased. Village Chief: But we've no bad harvests with the new \Nfarming methods our lord has taught us. Lawrence: I never thought I'd see this much Trenni \Nsilver in such a rural area! What a surprise! Village Chief: Again, all thanks to our new lord. Lawrence: Is your price negotiator doing a good job? Village Chief: If you're talking about Yarei, \Nhe's doing an excellent job. Village Chief: He always says he learned \Nhow to do business from you. Lawrence: He's just reaping the fruits of his labor. Village Chief: Yarei was looking forward \Nto seeing you again, Mr. Lawrence. Lawrence: How unfortunate. Village Chief: Will you stay the night tonight? Lawrence: Thank you very much. Lawrence: However, the items I've purchased \Nhave a payment deadline. Lawrence: Next time, perhaps. Lawrence: No point in an outsider staying here alone... Lawrence: Fresh vegetables. Aren't they delicious? Lawrence: I guess I should sleep. Lawrence: Hey! Lawrence: Wake up! Lawrence: Hey, you! Lawrence: What are you doing in another person's cart?! Lawrence: Hey! Lawrence: E-Ears?! Holo: What a beautiful moon. Holo: Do you happen to have any alcohol? Lawrence: I-I don't have anything like that! Lawrence: First of all, what on earth are— Holo: Then, something to eat... Holo: Oh? Is that dried meat? Holo: How wasteful. Lawrence: You! Are you the sort possessed by the devil?! Holo: You must be an ungrateful wretch \Nto point your blade at me. Lawrence: What did you say? Holo: Oh, that's right. \NYou are not a human from the village. Holo: My apologies. I had forgotten that. Holo: I slipped into your carriage \Nbecause I wished to leave the village... Holo: It seems we have already left. Holo: My name is Holo. Holo: It has been a long time \Nsince I've taken this form. Holo: Yes, there seem to be no problems. Lawrence: Holo? Holo: Mm, Holo. Isn't it an excellent name? Lawrence: What a coincidence! Lawrence: I happen to know someone \Nwho's been called that name. Holo: Oh? Holo: I know of no creature with \Nthe name Holo other than myself. Holo: Pray tell, who has this name? Lawrence: It's the name of \Nthe god of harvest in this area. Lawrence: Are you a god? Holo: Hmph. Holo: Though I have been called a god \Nand bound to this land for a long time, Holo: I am nothing so grand. Holo: I am only Holo and nothing more. Holo: You think of me as a strange girl who has been \Nlocked away at home since birth, do you? Holo: I was not born here, \Nbut in a land much farther north. Lawrence: North? Holo: Yes. The summers are short \Nand the winters long. Holo: A world covered in silvery white. Holo: I was born in a place called Yoitsu... Holo: Wise Wolf Holo of Yoitsu would refer to me. Holo: Have you been there before? Lawrence: Yoitsu? Lawrence: No, I've never heard of the place... Lawrence: What else? Holo: While I don't dislike taking \Na human form, it is always so chilly. Lawrence: Hey, if you're really the Wise Wolf Holo, \Nshow me some proof. Holo: My ears and tail are not enough to satisfy you, Holo: so you wish for me to show you \Nmy form as a wolf? Lawrence: That's right. Holo: I refuse. Lawrence: Why? Holo: I wish to ask you the same thing! Lawrence: I-If you're a person, \NI'll turn you into the Church. Lawrence: Those possessed by the devil \Nwill bring calamity upon others. Holo: I hate the Church! Lawrence: Then, let's go back to the village \Nand confirm with the village chief... Holo: I refuse that as well. Lawrence: But you can stay with me if you really \Nare Holo, the god of harvest. Holo: Truly? Lawrence: Truly. Lawrence: If you're really the Wise Wolf Holo, \Nyou might bring me some fortune as well. Holo: You truly wish to see? Lawrence: Yes. Holo: No matter what? Lawrence: No matter what! Holo: It is impossible for any creature \Nto change forms without paying a price. Holo: In my case, I would need \Nblood from the living... Holo: Or a small amount of wheat. Lawrence: Let's go with wheat. Lawrence: H-Hey, are you all right?! Village Chief: Oh, Mr. Lawrence. Lawrence: My apologies. Lawrence: May I stay here for the night? Village Chief: Of course, but why the sudden change? Lawrence: Yarei? Yarei: We meet again, Lawrence. Village Chief: The bed is over there. \NYou can place your things around there. Lawrence: Thank you very much. Village Chief: Then, please take care of the place for us. Lawrence: What a luxurious meal. Yarei: They're all offerings for Holo. Yarei: But I brought them here since it'd be a waste \Nto leave it all for the wolf. Want some? Lawrence: I don't think an outsider \Nshould eat the offerings... Lawrence: To begin with, aren't you supposed to be \Nlocked away in the granary for a week, Lawrence: so that Holo won't escape from \Nthe last sheaf of wheat you harvested? Yarei: That's just a superstition. Yarei: There's no wolf actually \Nliving in the wheat fields. Yarei: It's just an excuse for the people \Nin the village to have a festival. Yarei: This is on me. Now, drink. Yarei: To an old friend! Yarei: To reuniting with Lawrence, \Nthe shrewd traveling merchant! Lawrence: To an old friend. Yarei: To the future of Pasloe Village! Lawrence: The village chief showed me the village silver. Lawrence: Looks like you're doing \Na good job negotiating prices. Yarei: I learned it all from you! Lawrence: Is that so? Yarei: It is! Lawrence: How long has it been since I started \Nbuying wheat from this village? Yarei: Let me think... Yarei: It was before Count Erhendott became our lord. Yarei: The previous lord only thought about \Ntaking more and more taxes from us. Yarei: No merchant was willing to buy \Nour expensive, tax-inflated wheat. Yarei: At the time, you actually \Nbought some wheat from us. Lawrence: There weren't many towns willing to work \Nwith a new traveling merchant like me. Yarei: The village and I have grown a lot since then. Yarei: Can you believe it? Yarei: Now, even merchants from large \Ntowns come to buy our wheat. Yarei: I'm negotiating prices \Nwith big shots like that! Lawrence: I believe it. Yarei: I want to try negotiating prices of wheat \Nwith you again. Just like back then! Lawrence: Yeah. Lawrence: Me, too, Yarei. Yarei: You know! Yarei: I'm sure we'll have a great harvest \Nnext year and the year after that! Lawrence: Yeah, I hope Holo stays in a happy mood. Yarei: It has nothing to do with wolves! Yarei: Something like that doesn't exist! Yarei: We don't need some ancient god! Yarei: We can't go against the Church in this era. Yarei: We don't need Holo anymore! Lawrence: They don't need Holo anymore, huh? Holo: What about me? Holo: There is no need to be so surprised. Lawrence: You! Holo: As expected, this form is quite chilly. Lawrence: You were in the village after all. Lawrence: Where were you hiding? Holo: To be precise, I live inside the wheat. Holo: During the harvest, \NI am in the last piece of wheat. Holo: That's why it's quite difficult \Nto escape from there. Holo: However, there are exceptions. Holo: If there is a larger amount of wheat \Nthan the last sheaf of wheat nearby, Holo: I can move to that wheat \Nwithout being seen by humans. Holo: That's the reason why. Holo: In a way, I owe you a great debt. Holo: Are you afraid of me? Lawrence: I... Lawrence: Even though I was the one who \Ntold you to show me your true form... Lawrence: I was scared of you. Lawrence: That's why I thought \Nyou disappeared from my sight. Holo: Humans show fear when they see my true form. Holo: There are very few who have reacted otherwise. Holo: There was once such a person in this village. Holo: That person asked me to ensure \Nthe harvests of this village. Holo: That's why I kept my promise. Holo: However, having many bountiful \Nharvests is hard on the land. Holo: So, there were times \Nwhen I had to create bad harvests. Holo: The people of the village \Njust called it my fickleness. Holo: Their thoughts of me have grown \Nquite bad these last few years. Holo: Next year and the year after that, Holo: I am sure that they will have \Nbountiful harvests without me. Holo: No one needs me any longer. Lawrence: Let's say that I believe you. Holo: You are quite the suspicious one. Lawrence: Is there somewhere you'd like to go \Nafter leaving the village? Holo: North... Holo: I wish to return to the north... Lawrence: It's safe now. Holo: Finally! Holo: It was so dark and cramped that it was \Ndifficult to change my clothes. Lawrence: Y-You! Holo: What do you think? Does it look nice on me? Lawrence: Wait! Those are mine! Holo: I expected as much. Lawrence: Those are my best clothes. \NIt took me ten years! Holo: True. It is well-tailored and made of \Nexcellent fabric. Quite suitable for me. Holo: It seems you are a talented merchant. Lawrence: Those are my clothes! Holo: Yes, but I know you are a kind male. Holo: You wouldn't tell me to \Ntake them off, would you? Holo: I wish to travel with you. Holo: Is that unacceptable? Lawrence: Fine. Lawrence: This must be some kind of fate. Holo: Please take care of me from now on, um... Lawrence: Lawrence. Kraft Lawrence. Holo: Yes. Lawrence. Holo: I will continue to speak of your greatness \Nfrom now to the end of time. Lawrence: My profession isn't an easy one. Holo: You'll have to earn your own keep. Holo: I am not shameless enough to eat your food \Nwithout doing anything in return. Holo: I am the Wise Wolf Holo, an honorable wolf! Holo: By the way. Holo: It is quite cramped \Nwith the two of us sitting here. Lawrence: Hey, now... Lawrence: Wha?! Hey! Lawrence: Hey! Don't get too close! Holo: A male should be happy to be touched by me. Lawrence: No, not really... Holo: Oh? It seems you are embarrassed... Holo: Next Time: "Mischievous Wolf and No Laughing Matter"
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UnderSore # Exported by Aegisub 9706-cibuilds-20caaabc0 Girl: Hey! Hey! Girl: What's today's bedtime story? Girl: Hmm... Woman: What about the time \NI visited a very salty and large pond? Girl: I've already heard that one. Woman: Then, what about the time \NI bit the arse of a pompous fool? Girl: I've heard that one as well. Girl: I don't want to hear those childish stories. Girl: Aren't there any stories \NI've never heard before? Woman: Then, what about an old tale from long ago, \Nthat began in a village far, far away? Woman: A story about a wolf \Nthat protected the harvests of a village Woman: in a land much farther south than here... Girl: Ooh, a wolf. Woman: The wolf promised the youths of that village Woman: that it would ensure \Nbountiful harvests of wheat. Woman: The wolf kept its word. Woman: Always and forever,\Nit kept it for what felt like an eternity. Woman: No one knows when it began, Woman: but the people of the village \Nwould use the phrase "the wolf is running" Woman: when ripe wheat stalks swayed in the wind. Woman: When ears of wheat were flattened by the wind, Woman: they said they were "trampled by the wolf". Woman: They even said the wheat was "devoured by \Nthe wolf" when the harvest was poor. Girl: The village must have \Nreally treasured that wolf. Woman: Yes... Woman: Yes, they did. Girl: So, they all lived happily ever after? Girl: That's the end of the story? Woman: No... Woman: After a long time had passed, Woman: everyone forgot the promise\N they made with the wolf Woman: The tales of the wolf, \Nwhich were full of familiarity and awe, Woman: eventually just became legends of the past. Woman: The humans who began to sow, nurture, \Nand harvest the wheat themselves Woman: no longer believed in the wolf \Nthat brought bountiful harvests... Girl: So, then, what happened to that wolf? Woman: Well, at the time, in the village... Lawrence: The clear weather \Nshould last until nightfall again. Lawrence: Wouldn't rain be troublesome for you, too? Knight: A traveling merchant? Lawrence: There's a small village in the mountains \Nabout a half a day's travel east from here. Lawrence: I'm on my way back after selling some salt. Knight: What kind of cargo do you have there? Lawrence: Fur pelts. Knight: I see. Knight: What's this? Lawrence: A sheaf of wheat I received from the village. Lawrence: I hear it's a variety of wheat that's strong \Nagainst the cold and resilient against pests. Lawrence: What's going on? Lawrence: There normally aren't knights \Nsuch as yourself around these parts. Knight: There's been word of a pagan festival \Nbeing held in the villages around here. Lawrence: Pagans? Knight: Heretics that don't believe in \Nthe great God that created our world. Knight: I understand the North, but I can't believe \Nthere's still some of them around here. Knight: Know anything about it? Lawrence: Not a thing. Lawrence: A pagan village, huh? Lawrence: Hello! Long time no see! Farmer A: Oh, you're..... Lawrence: The traveling merchant, Kraft Lawrence. Lawrence: Looks like quite the harvest this year. Farmer B: That's right. Look at all of this! Lawrence: I've come to see Yarei. Where is he? Farmer A: Yarei's in the field over yonder. Lawrence: Thank you very much. Farmer B: You might miss him if you don't hurry. Lawrence: Huh? Farmer A: There's a lot of young men \Nover there, and they're still lacking in skill. Farmer A: I'm sure one of them \Nwill end up as Holo this year. Lawrence: Holo? Villager A: The wolf is there! The wolf is there! Villager B: The wolf is resting there! Villager A: It's the last sheaf! Villager B: Careful not to cut too much! Villager C: Holo will run from greedy hands! Villager C: Who will catch the wolf this year?! Villager D: It's Yarei! It's Yarei! It's Yarei!\N*Hooooowwwwwl!* Villager B: Holo has appeared! Lawrence: Yarei... Villager B: Holo has appeared! Villager C: Catch him! Villager A: We've caught Holo! Villager C: Corner him! Villager B: Don't let him escape! Villager A: Lock him in! Yarei: Lawrence! Yarei: See you later! Lawrence: "See you later" my ass! Lawrence: You won't be able to come out for a week. Lawrence: Looks like another bountiful harvest. Village Chief: Yes. This is all thanks to Count Erhendott. Lawrence: He's the new lord of the fiefdom, isn't he? Lawrence: Looks like the era of praying \Nto the old gods has ended. Village Chief: We have a bad harvest \Nwhen the wolf is displeased. Village Chief: But we've no bad harvests with the new \Nfarming methods our lord has taught us. Lawrence: I never thought I'd see this much Trenni \Nsilver in such a rural area! What a surprise! Village Chief: Again, all thanks to our new lord. Lawrence: Is your price negotiator doing a good job? Village Chief: If you're talking about Yarei, \Nhe's doing an excellent job. Village Chief: He always says he learned \Nhow to do business from you. Lawrence: He's just reaping the fruits of his labor. Village Chief: Yarei was looking forward \Nto seeing you again, Mr. Lawrence. Lawrence: How unfortunate. Village Chief: Will you stay the night tonight? Lawrence: Thank you very much. Lawrence: However, the items I've purchased \Nhave a payment deadline. Lawrence: Next time, perhaps. Lawrence: No point in an outsider staying here alone... Lawrence: Fresh vegetables. Aren't they delicious? Lawrence: I guess I should sleep. Lawrence: Hey! Lawrence: Wake up! Lawrence: Hey, you! Lawrence: What are you doing in another person's cart?! Lawrence: Hey! Lawrence: E-Ears?! Holo: What a beautiful moon. Holo: Do you happen to have any alcohol? Lawrence: I-I don't have anything like that! Lawrence: First of all, what on earth are— Holo: Then, something to eat... Holo: Oh? Is that dried meat? Holo: How wasteful. Lawrence: You! Are you the sort possessed by the devil?! Holo: You must be an ungrateful wretch \Nto point your blade at me. Lawrence: What did you say? Holo: Oh, that's right. \NYou are not a human from the village. Holo: My apologies. I had forgotten that. Holo: I slipped into your carriage \Nbecause I wished to leave the village... Holo: It seems we have already left. Holo: My name is Holo. Holo: It has been a long time \Nsince I've taken this form. Holo: Yes, there seem to be no problems. Lawrence: Holo? Holo: Yes, Holo. Isn't it an excellent name? Lawrence: What a coincidence! Lawrence: I happen to know someone \Nwho's been called that name. Holo: Oh? Holo: I know of no creature with \Nthe name Holo other than myself. Holo: Pray tell, who has this name? Lawrence: It's the name of \Nthe god of harvest in this area. Lawrence: Are you a god? Holo: Hmph. Holo: Though I have been called a god \Nand bound to this land for a long time, Holo: I am nothing so grand. Holo: I am only Holo and nothing more. Holo: You think of me as a strange girl who has been \Nlocked away at home since birth, do you? Holo: I was not born here, \Nbut in a land much farther north. Lawrence: North? Holo: Yes. The summers are short \Nand the winters long. Holo: A world covered in silvery white. Holo: I was born in a place called Yoitsu... Holo: Wise Wolf Holo of Yoitsu would refer to me. Holo: Have you been there before? Lawrence: Yoitsu? Lawrence: No, I've never heard of the place... Lawrence: What else? Holo: While I don't dislike taking \Na human form, it is always so chilly. Lawrence: Hey, if you're really the Wise Wolf Holo, \Nshow me some proof. Holo: My ears and tail are not enough to satisfy you, Holo: so you wish for me to show you \Nmy form as a wolf? Lawrence: That's right. Holo: I refuse. Lawrence: Why? Holo: I wish to ask you the same thing! Lawrence: I-If you're a person, \NI'll turn you into the Church. Lawrence: Those possessed by the devil \Nwill bring calamity upon others. Holo: I hate the Church! Lawrence: Then, let's go back to the village \Nand confirm with the village chief... Holo: I refuse that as well. Lawrence: But you can stay with me if you really \Nare Holo, the god of harvest. Holo: Truly? Lawrence: Truly. Lawrence: If you're really the Wise Wolf Holo, \Nyou might bring me some fortune as well. Holo: You truly wish to see? Lawrence: Yes. Holo: No matter what? Lawrence: No matter what! Holo: It is impossible for any creature \Nto change forms without paying a price. Holo: In my case, I would need \Nblood from the living... Holo: Or a small amount of wheat. Lawrence: Let's go with wheat. Lawrence: H-Hey, are you all right?! Village Chief: Oh, Mr. Lawrence. Lawrence: My apologies. Lawrence: May I stay here for the night? Village Chief: Of course, but why the sudden change? Lawrence: Yarei? Yarei: We meet again, Lawrence. Village Chief: The bed is over there. \NYou can place your things around there. Lawrence: Thank you very much. Village Chief: Then, please take care of the place for us. Lawrence: What a luxurious meal. Yarei: They're all offerings for Holo. Yarei: But I brought them here since it'd be a waste \Nto leave it all for the wolf. Want some? Lawrence: I don't think an outsider \Nshould eat the offerings... Lawrence: To begin with, aren't you supposed to be \Nlocked away in the granary for a week, Lawrence: so that Holo won't escape from \Nthe last sheaf of wheat you harvested? Yarei: That's just a superstition. Yarei: There's no wolf actually \Nliving in the wheat fields. Yarei: It's just an excuse for the people \Nin the village to have a festival. Yarei: This is on me. Now, drink. Yarei: To an old friend! Yarei: To reuniting with Lawrence, \Nthe shrewd traveling merchant! Lawrence: To an old friend. Yarei: To the future of Pasloe Village! Lawrence: The village chief showed me the village silver. Lawrence: Looks like you're doing \Na good job negotiating prices. Yarei: I learned it all from you! Lawrence: Is that so? Yarei: It is! Lawrence: How long has it been since I started \Nbuying wheat from this village? Yarei: Let me think... Yarei: It was before Count Erhendott became our lord. Yarei: The previous lord only thought about \Ntaking more and more taxes from us. Yarei: No merchant was willing to buy \Nour expensive, tax-inflated wheat. Yarei: At the time, you actually \Nbought some wheat from us. Lawrence: There weren't many towns willing to work \Nwith a new traveling merchant like me. Yarei: The village and I have grown a lot since then. Yarei: Can you believe it? Yarei: Now, even merchants from large \Ntowns come to buy our wheat. Yarei: I'm negotiating prices \Nwith big shots like that! Lawrence: I believe it. Yarei: I want to try negotiating prices of wheat \Nwith you again. Just like back then! Lawrence: Yeah. Lawrence: Me too, Yarei. Yarei: You know! Yarei: I'm sure we'll have a great harvest \Nnext year and the year after that! Lawrence: Yeah, I hope Holo stays in a happy mood. Yarei: It has nothing to do with wolves! Yarei: Something like that doesn't exist! Yarei: We don't need some ancient god! Yarei: We can't go against the Church in this era. Yarei: We don't need this "Holo" anymore! Lawrence: They don't need that "Holo" anymore, huh? Holo: What about me? Holo: There is no need to be so surprised. Lawrence: You! Holo: As expected, this form is quite chilly. Lawrence: You were in the village after all. Lawrence: Where were you hiding? Holo: To be precise, I live inside the wheat. Holo: During the harvest, \NI am in the last piece of wheat. Holo: That's why it's quite difficult \Nto escape from there. Holo: However, there are exceptions. Holo: If there is a larger amount of wheat \Nthan the last sheaf of wheat nearby, Holo: I can move to that wheat \Nwithout being seen by humans. Holo: That's the reason why. Holo: In a way, I owe you a great debt. Holo: Does my existence scare you? Lawrence: I... Lawrence: Even though I was the one who \Ntold you to show me your true form... Lawrence: I was scared of you. Lawrence: That's why I thought \Nyou disappeared from my sight. Holo: Humans show fear when they see my true form. Holo: There are very few who have reacted otherwise. Holo: There was once such a person in this village. Holo: That person asked me to ensure \Nthe harvests of this village. Holo: That's why I kept my promise. Holo: However, having many bountiful \Nharvests is hard on the land. Holo: So, there were times \Nwhen I had to create bad harvests. Holo: However, the villagers just\N attributed it all to my fickleness. Holo: Their thoughts of me have grown \Nquite bad these last few years. Holo: Next year and the year after that, Holo: I am sure that they will have \Nbountiful harvests without me. Holo: No one needs me any longer. Lawrence: Let's say that I believe you. Holo: You are quite the suspicious one. Lawrence: Is there somewhere you'd like to go \Nafter leaving the village? Holo: North... Holo: I wish to return to the north... Lawrence: It's safe now. Holo: Finally! Holo: It was so dark and cramped that it was \Ndifficult to change my clothes. Lawrence: Y-You! Holo: What do you think? Does it look nice on me? Lawrence: Wait! Those are mine! Holo: I expected as much. Lawrence: Those are my best clothes. \NIt took me ten years! Holo: True. It is well-tailored and made of \Nexcellent fabric. Quite suitable for me. Holo: It seems you are a talented merchant. Lawrence: Those are my clothes! Holo: Yes, but I know you are a kind male. Holo: You wouldn't tell me to \Ntake them off, would you? Holo: I wish to travel with you. Holo: Is that unacceptable? Lawrence: Fine. Lawrence: This must be some kind of fate. Holo: Please take care of me from now on, um... Lawrence: Lawrence. Kraft Lawrence. Holo: Yes. Lawrence. Holo: I will continue to speak of your greatness \Nfrom now to the end of time. Lawrence: My profession isn't an easy one. Holo: You'll have to earn your own keep. Holo: I am not shameless enough to eat your food \Nwithout doing anything in return. Holo: I am the Wise Wolf Holo, an honorable wolf! Holo: By the way. Holo: It is quite cramped \Nwith the two of us sitting here. Lawrence: Hey, now... Lawrence: Wha?! Hey! Lawrence: Hey! Don't get too close! Holo: A male should be happy to be touched by me. Lawrence: No, not really... Holo: Oh? It seems you are embarrassed...
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