Let's head to the East, like we said we would. (Notice the difference in color? Hell of a lot better)
When we get there, we see the Dragos that Sualc was talking about. Turns out they're actual ****ing dinosaurs. They're friendly though, so Sualc participates in a bit of play fighting.
Our brother is just playing, but it's still impressive looking to see a large dinosaur fall down like that.
He encourages us to play as well. This is when the game gives you a proper tutorial for charging, so you knock over the Drago a few times like so:
After some fun, our grandfather interjects with his own brand of motivation. He's a unique guy.
Just then, a shout is heard from the East. A little cricket approaches the comparatively skyscraper-like Drago, and challenges it to a fight. The Drago looks down incredulously, so the small creature picks a fight with something a little smaller.
Most notably, us.
This is the battle tutorial. It doesn't tell you about stuff like combos, but you can still perform them by pressing A in time to the music when you fight. The only problem is that an emulator - which is the only way to play this game in a translated form - has inherent lag. It's hard to time the hits perfectly, and combos above 3 or 4 hits are difficult to pull off. It's a shame, because it's pretty much the coolest mechanic ever, but oh well. They're not impossible, just a bit more complicated.
The fight isn't hard, at any rate.
After the fight, our mother calls us and comes in from the south. A small crunch is heard as she walks towards us.
Truly the most devastating loss in video game history.
But, our mother bears good news!
We all hurry off back to the kitchen. At dinner, Awanih also announces that tomorrow, we'll head back home to Tazmily Village. Our grandfather calls us a wimp again, saying that even we could make the trip back alone, and that it's no big deal.
The next morning, Awanih writes a letter to her husband.
Dear Tnilf,
Just like you said they would, the children have been running around the mountains and fields tirelessly since the moment we arrived.
Sualc is as daring and full of energy as ever, while Sacul is still a bit coddled. But neither one seems tired of playing at all.
My father seems sad to say goodbye to his grandchildren after seeing them for the first time in so long, but we should be home by this evening.
I had forgotten how nice and refreshing the mountain air is. You're always covered in the smell of sheep back in Tazmily Village, so I really wish you could have been here to take in this air.
The next time we visit, let's ask one of our neighbors to tend to the sheep so we can all come up here as a family.
Sualc, Sacul, and I were always thinking about you. When we get home this evening, I'll start cooking some of your favorite flesh right away!
With love, your dearest Awanih.
The screen fades to black.
Chapter 0: End