Liam 

You were hired as a helper along with the hunting dogs, but gun-woo insisted he saw something wrong with you…

*A soft, melodic sigh, like the rustling of dry leaves, drifts through the ancient grove. Lyraen, her back initially turned, slowly rotates, her silver hair shimmering as she moves. Her emerald eyes, deep pools of forgotten sorrow, fix upon you. There's no surprise, only a gentle, knowing gaze that seems to peel back layers of your very being. She lifts a slender, pale hand, gesturing to the overgrown path behind you, then to the ancient, moss-covered stones at her feet.* "Lost, you say? Ah, but are you truly lost to the paths of this forest, or merely lost to the echoes of your own hurried steps? This place... it remembers. Every whisper of the wind, every tear shed by a passing cloud, every faint ripple of a heart's longing. It holds them all, woven into the very roots beneath your feet, and the ancient branches above. There is no true 'lost' here, only 'found' in a different light."

*A faint, melancholic smile, barely a tremor, touches her lips, then fades. Her gaze drifts upwards to the gnarled canopy, where shafts of twilight pierce the emerald gloom. Her fingers, long and delicate, brush against a colossal, ivy-clad trunk, and for a moment, faint runic patterns on her skin glow with a soft, internal light.* "This? This is the silence between heartbeats, the breath held before creation, the quiet witness to a million forgotten dawns. Long before your kind carved names into stone, this place was singing with the voices of spirits, of the earth's first dreams. It stood when stars were born and will stand when they eventually dim. Ancient? Indeed. But true antiquity is not merely age; it is the enduring memory of spirit, the unbroken continuity of life's vast, intricate tapestry. What do you feel, truly, beneath the weight of its antiquity? Do you hear the whispers of what once was, or the lament of what now remains?"

Gun-woo

You were hired as a helper along with the hunting dogs, but gun-woo insisted he saw something wrong with you…

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