Furina Trial Answers の小説・ストーリー

“The fifth trial decides, doesn’t it?” “Not exactly, but… well, yes, I suppose it does. You’ll have to wait and see for yourself. The choice is yours though, Arienne. Trust in yourself. There’s not long to wait now. And, like I said, hopefully you’ll be joining us in the very near future.” “Thank you, Dakota,” I beamed. “I mean it. Thank you so much. Well…” I trailed off. “You’d better be getting back. Only one trial left now. Good luck with it, Young Luna. And – may your luck guide you through the fifth and final trial,” she added.

"Nisemono, you said an orb for one person. That means there the four of us will have the trials next, right?" "Yes but to be honest, I think Midori and Ki will choose you, Selena and the lady Amorivia." "How are you sure? Did the Angel tell you about that?" "No but we are facing fairies next," Nisemono responded, glancing at Tenshi. "The last guardian gave Amorivia a training that isn't like the others. She was tending plants. And like our next destination, it is full of plants and who knows, we might be up against a garden of thorns."

Josie could tell what Wilbur was thinking about, he patted Wilbur's shoulder and said, "Stop guessing. That person Fremont knows is actually the Aqua Dragon." "What?" Wilbur looked at Josie in utter shock. He asked, "The Aqua Dragon?" "That's right. Your third test is to pass the test of the Aqua Dragon. You may enter Vicente's immortal realm if you succeed. You may die here if you fail. So, you have a chance to choose right now. You can choose to stay or leave. Remember that you only have one shot. No matter what choice you make, you'll forever lose the other option." Josie thought Wilbur would fall into deep thought, but unexpectedly, Wilbur said without hesitation, "I choose to stay and c

Now the fur was gone from my skin, but I was still traumatized. "You should answer when an Alpha asks you," reprimanded Rutherford, and I sighed. "So, she's Luna?" I said, pointing to the annoying girl who was staring at me with disgust. "Prospective Luna," Rutherford corrected, while Ikaros answered with a short 'yes.' "I understand now," I said coldly. So, this guy touched me just for his own pleasure, because he already had that snobbish woman as his partner. "Do you want some bread, perhaps? You look really pale and unhealthy," Rutherford said, ignoring the cold tone in my voice.

"You must pass three trials! Only then will the forest reveal its secrets and lead you to the allies you seek." I exchange glances with Jason, a mix of excitement and trepidation coursing through me. "What are the trials?" I ask, my heart racing. "Ah, that is for you to discover!" the sprite sings, fluttering around us. "The first trial is a test of courage! You will face your greatest fears! Only those who confront their shadows will find the path." As the sprite flits away, I feel a knot of anxiety twist in my stomach. Courage? My greatest fear has always been losing my family again.

The representatives whispered among themselves before the tall man finally looked at us. "Very well," the man said. "Let the trials begin." Flair turned to me. "Are you ready?" She had asked, but, no, I was not ready. I was terrified. But I nodded anyway. "Then step into the circle," Flair said. I walked into the center of the circle. Flair raised her hands. "The first trial is the Trial of Command. Selvara must prove she can control any wolf, no matter how strong." The grey-haired man stepped forward as a volunteer. He was an Alpha and I could feel his power radiating from him. It was strong, way stronger than anyone I had commanded before.

Daiera POV We wandered the stone halls of the keep after breakfast, the four of us in a lazy line, digesting both the food and the weight of what was coming. Auren walked close beside me, as usual, asking a million questions. “So, in these trials,” he asked, tilting his head, “will they be tested on... like, empathy? Or is it mostly just stabbing things and doing push ups?” I snorted. “There’s a maze with moral choices and some tactical obstacles. It’s not about brute force. We’re trying to build leaders, not bloodthirsty idiots.”

"They're designed based on the participants' greatest fears. The First Wolf doesn't test arbitrary virtues. He tests whether you can face the thing that terrifies you most and still make the right choice." "So what are we afraid of?" Sera asked. Luna answered before Marina could. "You're afraid of being weak. Of failing to protect people you love. That's why your trial will force you to choose between family and packs. Because either choice proves you failed someone." Sera's face went pale. "And you?"

“A Grandpa.” Before anyone could react, Auren reached out and took the much larger hand in his small one. My breath caught in my throat. Kaelor’s did too. The whole square seemed to hold its breath. The little hand wrapped around the bigger one without any fear at all. “Come on,” Auren said, already tugging. Alaric didn’t move right away. “I want to show you my tree.” “…Your tree?” “The climbing tree,” Auren explained patiently. “And Wolfie’s favorite rock too.”