The title page shows the same picture of Reimer and myself as on the cover.
'The girl is led by a horse, deep into the forest.'
With such a sentence, I am drawn on top of Sefo.
And it shows us going deeper into the forest, and Ceefo shouts happily that it is his picture.
The griffons look itching to see if I am not already there.
I turn the page, thinking how cute it is.
And then the girl meets the griffon.
There is an illustration of me looking anxious beside Sifo in front of the griffons.
At first, I was afraid of the griffons. Surrounded by demons larger than myself, I was scared.
It's unbelievable now that I think about it. Now, the griffons and I are good friends, which may surprise those who only know us now.
The griffons are kind to the girl.
The girl was reassured by their kindness.
The illustration depicts me smiling with a sense of relief after receiving fruits and other treats from the griffons. The griffons were kind to me when I first met them.
Then the girl went to sleep as if she were at ease.
The illustration depicts me falling asleep surrounded by griffons. Raymer, the child griffons, Seafo, I seem happy as I fall asleep with them.
It feels good to sleep with everyone like this, so I thought about going outside to take a nap with them now and then.
In the nest of the gryphon, the girl began to live.
The spread describes the life of a gryphon and I. I brush my hair, look for fruit, etc.
I felt strange and happy to see the precious days I spent with the griffons and Sifo, such as brushing and searching for fruits, in this picture book.
One day, a griffon came back injured.
With such a sentence, there is an illustration of me looking frightened in front of an injured Reimer.
(We're in the book!)," they squealed happily as they peered into the picture book.
I am so frightened, because the child griffons are drawn at my feet, too.
In reality, Raymer had turned gold in his sleep, but in the picture book, perhaps to make it easier to understand, Raymer turned gold right in front of me.
The girl has made a heart-to-heart with the griffons.
The picture book ended with such a conclusion.
The story ends with the part where I prayed and turned Raymer into a "knight of the godchildren.
"Hihihihihihiin (I didn't have much to do)."
I'm not fair!
I'm going to be in a picture book, too. I'm looking forward to it.
Sifo and the others were all giving their impressions of the picture book.
What do you think? Do you think it could be improved in any way?
No, not at all. No, not at all. I think it is a very nice book.
When asked by Mr. Lan, I could not come up with anything else but such words.
He was smiling with satisfaction at my words. It makes me happy to see him smiling happily like this.
I was so happy to see him smiling happily like this.
I'm sure you won't be in the next story yet, but I'm sure you'll be there. Yes, I will be in a picture book in a little while. I am a little embarrassed that I am going to be in a picture book, but I would never be in a picture book if it wasn't for opportunities like this. I'm looking forward to it.
I'm looking forward to it. I'm looking forward to it too.
A picture book about me. A picture book about me, a picture book in which all the people who live in this village will appear. It is the story of the creation of this important place that we are gradually building.
I wonder how everyone will be depicted in the future.
Thinking about it, I was looking forward to it. Of course, I am a bit embarrassed, but I am looking forward to the story of .......
I think you should publish more picture books at a faster pace to convey the wonder of Lelunda-sama. It is important to tell the story of Lelunda's life.
Mr. Illum, it is important to make a picture book about Lelunda, but ......, there are still many things that need to be done in this village. It is also more effective to publish these picture books in small intervals. If you keep publishing book after book after book, you will only run out of stock.
......Irumu was burning with the desire to create more and more picture books, and Ran was coaxing him out of it.
When she glanced at me, I simply told her that I would make them slowly, and she immediately turned her hand to me and said, "If Lelunda-sama says so! I told her that I would make it slowly, and she immediately turned her hand back to me.
It seems that this picture book will be completed by the time of my next birthday.
The prototype was so good that I was looking forward to seeing how the finished product would turn out.
--The girl and her second picture book 2
(A young girl, who is a child of God, looks through her second picture book and her heart is filled with excitement.)