Meet the Trailblazing Teen: India’s Next Female Gymnastics Sensation Takes Center Stage as Willow’s Ambassador

Tree / 6 stars
Pickup period – 2/28 ~ 3/21

– First meeting

So, we all live here in suitcases, huh? Of course, the Foundation has more important things to do than providing people with a decent place to live.
So, you all live in a suitcase, eh? Of course, I understand that the Foundation has more urgent needs than finding a proper place to house their employees.

– Weather in the bag

Curtains… Close the curtains! Yes, I know, “All witches live in dark places.” Same thing. Well, I have to admit, I am no exception to the rule.
The curtains—Draw the curtains! Aye, yes, I know it’s “Hag Lifestyle 101: Dwelling in Darkness.” Well, I admit, I’m no exception to the rule.

– About the future

If we can’t even open the Uluru game, there’s no way to cure this sick world.
There’ll be no cure for what ails this world if we can’t even hold the Uluru Games.

– When you are alone

Okay, just keep being quiet like that. Let’s not be fools who make noise and disturb each other.
Just as well, keep silent. Smart move, no need for disturbing one another with idle chatter.

– greeting

Why don’t you stop sniffing like a mole? There are no teas or cakes here.
Enough sniffing about me like a mole. I haven’t any tea or cake for guests.

– morning

You skipped breakfast, didn’t you? I guess the “great” timekeeper is immune to stomachaches? Stop talking nonsense! Go and don’t think about coming back until you finish the omelette.
You skipped breakfast, have you now? And I suppose you think the “great” Timekeeper is immune to stomach aches? Don’t be daft! Go on and don’t come back till you’ve finished an omelet.

– Trust-Morning

I was practicing. If you want to see it, you come early. I don’t want to wait.
I was practicing. If you were wanting to watch, come earlier next time. I won’t be waiting.

– night

Critter riots, wasteland geological disasters, and kids messing around before bed. The sounds you hear from other rooms are always one or all of them. So, well, what do I have to worry about, huh? I, who am deaf and used to hearing those sounds, will figure it out on my own.
Critter riots, geological hazards in the Wilderness, and children at each other’s throats before bed. The noise from other rooms seems to be from either one or all of them. But, sure, sure, what am I worrying about, eh? I’ll get used to it, or else soon enough I’ll be deaf.

– Trust-Bam

There is no story to tell before going to sleep. I want to have a peaceful night, quiet… boring, you might say. But… if you want to keep feeling bored like that, stay.
You won’t be finding any bedtime stories here. I intend on a peaceful night, silent—boring, I think you might say. But … if you insist on boring yourself, stay.

– hat and head

“How will they react to this?” I can clearly see what you’re thinking. Okay, I found the answer. congratulations.
“What will she say if I pat her on the head?” I can see your mind working. Well, there’s your answer. Congratulations.

– Sleeves and hands

You’re not a kid anymore. Please don’t tell me that I need someone to hold my hand and lead me. | what? A little tired? Yes, I understand. Take my hand, you naughty boy.
You’re no baby anymore. Don’t tell me you need someone to lead you by the hand. |What? You’re a little tired? Sure, fine, take my hand, little troublemaker.

– Clothing and body type

Yes, I can stand like this. So if you’re trying to empathize, why not give it to someone else who needs it, not me.
Yes, I’m still standing, as you can see. So if that’s what you’re on about, save your empathy for someone who needs it—not me.

– Taste

I am the first “special” participant in the Uluru competition. There will definitely be a second and third time… and it won’t be special anymore. | But they’ll remember me for my skills, not for my broken leg.
So, I’m the first “special” competitor in the Uluru Games. To be sure, there will be a second, a third … I’ll not be special anymore. |But they will remember me, not for my broken leg, no, but for what I can do.

– compliment

“No malicious intent” is something you should say before actually speaking, but few people actually understand that. …you are one of them.
“No offense” is a statement that can only come before offense, but few are smart enough to understand that. … You’re one of the few.

– Intimacy

If you have nothing to do, would you please come and help me? You can prepare the ingredients, make a potion, or… you can burn this old, ugly witch like Hansel and Gretel, if you’re up to it.
If you’ve nothing better to do, come give me a hand. You can prepare the materials, brew the potion, or … burn this old miserable witch like Hansel and Gretel, if it takes your fancy.

-Chat I

That lively kid must be driven by curiosity. Just a little bit would send her flying to the other side of the road. The government should consider replacing coal with curious little guys like her.
That buzzie little ankle-biter must run on curiosity—just an ounce of it can drive her flying across the whole street. The government ought to think about replacing coal with barrels full of curious runts like her.

– Chat II

I believe there are only two situations in which people can understand each other. One is when praising the good weather, and the other is when the weather gets bad.
There are only two instances in which I believe people truly capable of empathy. In praising good weather and in complaining when it’s turned dreadful.

– Talk to yourself

I’m cold, mean, rude and I hate you. I am like a dusty old house and a tree with rotten roots. Anyone stupid enough to come near me would be perfect for a sanatorium. I think FlutterPage probably does it out of sheer curiosity, but what about you? What is this for?
I’m cold, grumpy, mean, and hateful. I’m a dusty old house, a rotten bit of wood. Anyone fool enough to try to get close to me is fit for the sanitarium, you’d say. I’m convinced Flutterpage does it only out of mad curiosity, but what about you? What’s your angle?

– Join the team

Pay the favor later.
You can return the favor to me later.

– Ready for battle

It’s a brave attempt.
A bold attempt.

– Order Selection I

Hear my prayer.
Heed my prayer.

– Spell Selection II

Oh, I’m calling for you…
O, I call upon you …

– Advanced spell selection

I’m ready.
I’m prepared.

– Select the final technique

Build a bonfire, I remember…
Light the bonfire, I remember …

– Casting magic I

Lu will see through your fate.
Lugh will foresee your ending.
Disappear!
Be gone!

– Casting Magic II

In the name of darkness.
In the name of darkness.
You will be punished.
Your punishment will come.

– Final spell summoning

Same shadow from the same light.
The same shadow, from the same light.

– Hit I

Get away from me!
Get away!

– Hit II

That’s great.
Just grand.

– win the battle

It’s not that bad.
You’re not half-bad.

– Insight

There’s no need to waste your time like this. …Still, thank you.
You, you’ve no need to waste these trifles on me. … But still, thanks and all.

– Top Insights

This new outfit is for my next game. Please don’t misunderstand that I’m just showing you that you’re a special person to me. It’s not like that.
This new outfit is for my next appearance. Now don’t go assuming I’m showing it to you because I think you’re someone special to me. It’s nothing of the sort.

– Wasteland Dialogue

You have a suitcase that can accommodate many people, and a wasteland that can be transformed into whatever you want. I could probably build a few snack shops if I wanted to. Look at the residents here… kids, kids, and crazy people, haha…

‘I don’t hate it.’

Yeah, that’s right, it’s no big deal. Probably not many people will care. This isn’t a big deal to everyone if you don’t care. I really have a lot to learn from you.

‘Do you think I’m a witch?’

No, of course not. You’re not dark, you’re not cold, you’re young and full of responsibility, how could you be a witch? Oh, don’t think about comforting me, I really hate comforting. That makes me colder.

– Wasteland Ambassador (100% reliability)

You must be so busy, you come in and out of here often and sometimes you get hurt. People like you won’t live long.

‘We’re all going to die someday.’
So what do you want to say? The courage to burn death?
Don’t be silly, everyone will forget you within a few years after you die.
It’s better to live badly and endure people’s gaze. As you live, something good will happen someday.

‘I’m not ready to die.’
Has anyone really ever died?
It’s too late to wait until the day you die, so cherish the little time you have.

– Printed when Ulu is present

Willow: Who is this? I never thought I would see the Uluru Games torch in a place like this.
Ulu: Ah, it’s been a while, you’ve grown so much already.
Willow: I am honored that Uluru’s torch remembers me.
Ulu: I have such a good memory that my children always think of me as a repository of knowledge. Moreover, you are the youngest “Freedom Rites” winner.
Willow: Haha, I guess it’s even more memorable because it was my first time as a disabled athlete, don’t you think?
Ulu: Because I’m disabled? Of course not, honey, anyone can participate in the Uluru competition.
Ulu: I don’t care if I have four legs, three legs, or one leg, and besides, I don’t have any legs at all.

The concept itself is very sarcastic, so a paraphrase is included.

Why do you look so bad??
I don’t really like the pendulum, so I’m going to skip it, but I’m going to give it a go.

And I did say the incantation line, which was like a chant or something.

Any typos, translation errors, or incorrect information is welcomed.