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The moon goddess had disguised herself as a human and went by the name Alora. One day, Ragnarok was roaming the central forest as usual when his sensitive ears picked up the sound of distant voices. As he followed the sound, the voice became clearer to his ears. From the conversation he overheard he knew that a girl was being held against her will. He wanted to turn back and mind his business but an unexplained force couldn't let him. He was mesmerised by Alora’s striking beauty. He loved the way her snow-white hair fell from her high ponytail and bounced elegantly on her shoulders. He admired the long loose curls of hair that softened her quiet and delicate oval face.

And each rune lighted up one after the other after the drop of the teardrop had passed on it. As he stared in astonishment at the spectacle with a frown, an elderly woman's voice snapped him out of his reverie. — What are you doing on these lands, my boy? Have you lost your way? Ragnar turned back to where the voice astonished him was coming from. He couldn't respond instantly, still being captivated by the spectacle of the teardrop. He turned his head just for the time of a wink and as soon as he realized she was just an old lady, his eyes instinctively returned to the runes he traced, but they had disappeared as if by magic. Ragnar stood up and hurriedly walked over to meet the old lady.

CHAPTER 38 Suddenly, and for a time, they parted and Ragnar saw the ridge clearly. For a moment, he felt like he was flying above the clouds. The distant hills and ridges below him were hidden in darkness, but the peaks around him rose from the clouds like an island like Fenris. The waning sun sent a window of light to the theory. Ragnar gasped as he saw the giant tusk columns rise from the swirling gray clouds before him with terrifying majesty. It was truly a sight of wondrous beauty. Ragnar felt himself climbing the walls of the sky and walking on the clouds. He thought it must be like being Russ or being a god. Oddly enough, it was the most impressive sight he had ever seen and it deligh