The fog splits like it's splitting,
Salt crystals rustle on the ground.
The wreckage of a broken spirit
Slowly, but persistently.
The more you get it right, the more salt you get
The ground hardens heavily.
The dryer lifts the crossbow.
a splat shot.
The arrow spreads and divides the crystal layer,
A black-edged vision trajectory continues through the gap.
I'm not cutting it
Remove it.
Naturally, like uprooting.
in the fog
Arms appear.
I don't have a shape
Only the warmth disappears.
My toes are blurred
The front and back get mixed up for a while.
The dryer blows the wind.
Tempest pushes the fog away,
The blade cuts through the air and rips through the shadows.
The torn fog is about to gather again
This time, Naird raised his hand.
Waves spread by the wind.
Fog can no longer find a place to stay.
the sound of a coral breaking.
Every time the crusts split
Sharp shrapnel splashes in all directions.
The boundary between the ground and the water shakes.
The dryer takes a quick step back
a series of shots.
Shoot quickly,
Change the angle quickly.
The niad weaves the stream of water
Twist the travel path.
The monster can't come forward
Reeling under one's own weight.
The wreckage moves.
The sound of memory creaking, not wood.
with a collision
Something was about to pour from inside.
At that moment.
The bottom of the mud rumbles.
a figure protruding from the ground.
Things that run for the legs.
Dryer steps on his feet.
The ground has become solid for a while,
On top of it, the blade flashes once again.
And then
Naird speaks low.
"It's a tide."
Everyone pauses for a moment.
The waves haven't come yet.
But the weight of the water has changed.
"The waves are not coming yet now."
"But... Soon the tide will change."
The dryer lifts the crossbow back up.
Looking over the fog, he says.
"Of course
I'll have to finish it now."
The wind of the forest
The breath of the sea
It begins to gather in the same direction.