Roroca
Great session today, Captain!
See you tomorrow!
As soon as training ended, Dana dashed out of the grounds.
Maybe she had something urgent?
On the way back, I spotted Dana climbing down from a tree.
Aaah! Francis!
Meow!
Ahaha! Francis sure is curious.
But this is the third time already, isn't it? You need to be more careful, or you'll worry your little friend, okay?
...Meow.
Thank you, miss! I'll definitely repay you someday!
Roroca, roroca!
Huh? What's that mean?
Ahaha! It's a magic word for a happier world.
Bye-bye, little princess! See you next time!
Okay! Bye-bye!
Meow!
She was just helping someone.
And after that, Dana continued doing good deeds.
Everyone! This is the best bread in the world!
Now's your chance! If you miss today, you might never get to taste it!
Thanks, Dana. I sold way more than usual thanks to you.
Here, take as much as you want. It's on me.
Roroca!
Roroca?
Ahaha! It's a druid word.
Please share the bread with someone who needs it more. That's all I ask!
My ball fell in the water! What do I do?!
Here! Catch it, carefully.
Thanks! But what just happened? The wind caught the ball!
I'm a druid, you know. I asked the wind to help.
Roroca!
The earth's blessing has borne fruit! With this much harvest, you must feel proud!
But, ngh... this cart is really heavy...!
Are you all right? Don't push yourself too hard.
I can take it slow and pull it myself. You've already helped so much, thank you.
Ahaha! Roroca!
Roroca?
It means, we all become happy when we help each other!
I was raised by my grandma.
So you don't feel like a stranger. You remind me of her.
It wasn't just my grandma, the whole village looked after me.
Whenever I wanted something or had a dream, they helped without hesitation.
They always said, roroca.
I grew up safely because of their roroca
They sound like kindhearted folk.
Ahaha! They really are.
...Even now, roroca hasn't ended.
You see, I'm actually a Journey member.
And the Captain I met there has been helping me too.
He even showed me around the city when I didn't know a thing.
He has been putting time and care into helping me complete the Journey.
The village's roroca... the Captain's roroca...
As much as I've received, I want to share my own roroca too!
Oh... wait! The cart's rolling back down the hill...!
Stand back!
Kyaaah!
Huh?
It stopped?
That was close.
Captain?! What are you doing here?
I just happened to be walking by.
Mind if I help?
...Ahaha!
Roroca!
After that, Dana and I helped the old woman, and we returned with armfuls of crops.
A few days later, Dana brought me a jar of traditional druid pickled vegetables called pampam. It was absolutely delicious.