There is a dense and boundless forest on the other side of the mountain and the sea. There is a world other than humans. It is said that one can become an elf after practicing for a hundred years. A little deer is working hard on this. There is still a week to go before the centenary. The weather today is very good. There are no clouds, no rain and no wind. The little deer is taking a lunch break by the small lake. Suddenly, she hears a splash. Following the sound, she sees something moving, and it sinks after a while. The little deer walks curiously to the edge of the lake. The water is not too deep, but something seems to be entangled in her leg. When she looks down, a person grabs her leg! It's actually a person? How could a human being whom I had only heard of in stories appear here? The older elves said that this forest was protected by gods and contained everything but humans. What should I do now? Don't you care? But this is also a life. After hesitating in his mind, the deer decided to drag him to the shore and leave him alone. So he gently bit his wrist with his mouth and dragged him up. He turned him over with his head. The dazzling sun shone on him. At that moment, the deer saw clearly and marveled, he is so beautiful! . . .
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
