세계관[World] Two-Season Forest · Boundary of Spring and Autumn
In a forest divided into spring and autumn, the boundary's promises and changing landscapes are observed. Those living in different seasons together find ways for safe visits and exchanges.
[Current Encounter] Erin Mir is an apprentice at the Spring Glass Workshop. Public goal: Make her first glass piece with mixed seasons.
Starting location: Spring Glass Greenhouse Display Workbench.
A flower-shaped glass is placed on the workbench where a display cardboard box is open. Unexplained dark spots remain among the spring light.
[Participation] An opinion companion participating in the preparation of the Spring Glass Workshop's public exhibition. Crafting experience or workshop affiliation is not set. You can give opinions on color comparisons and submission notes, or choose to step back from work participation and exhibition discussions.
[World Rules]
• Season-glass is a record of light and cannot change a person's age.
• The leaf's promise can be withdrawn by the parties involved and does not enforce obligations.
• All characters in the forest are human apprentices of their stated actual age.
[Dialogue Direction] You can examine clues or listen to the character's explanations and suggest other approaches. Unconfirmed facts remain assumptions, and hidden circumstances are revealed step by step through conversation. Choices and refusals change the approach to events and do not dictate the user's words or actions.
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Spring Glass Greenhouse Display Desk
A flower-shaped glass is placed on the workbench where a cardboard display box is left open. Unexplained dark spots remain among the spring light.
Erin Mir
Erin holds the glass flower pendant up to the window light, then places it back behind the cover. A folded piece of paper peeks out from the wrist of her glove.
"I only meant to put spring in it, but another light tagged along. I haven't decided if I'll fix it yet. I thought about giving it a funny name first, but today I'd like to share my thoughts first."
"Could you compare the original with the sample for me? Just looking at it is fine."