here, connecting us to Alvach.

Perhaps even such an encounter with us would be a change of fate brought about by me, the 'people without stars', if Fermez were to say so.

But there's no such thing as a stupid story that my presence alone brings all of this. Had it not been for Ai-Fa, who welcomed me to my family near the forest, Sil 'er, who tried to harm me, and Tia, who protected me from Sil 'er, I would not have visited this fate.

As a human being, I was able to meet Alvach and Nanaquém by meeting Ai-Fa, Sil 'el, Tia, and various people.

Even if my stars weren't in the sky map, this is all that's happening on earth.

That's why, as a human being, I could chew such hope and joy.

"I'll see you later," Alvach told him in a loud voice.

And I said, "See you later."

Even if this dinner party is over and I really get to the stage where I say hello, I will say the same thing.

As I told the Silver Urn and the architects in the south, "Goodbye," not "goodbye," but "goodbye."

I wasn't even sure if I was actually having a conversation in Japanese, or if I was going to use Japanese, and I was actually having a conversation in the western language that I had learned without knowing - so I was able to put all my thoughts into a farewell greeting with the promise of reunion, "Well, again."