"At that time, we understood that this was a special curse targeting the will, so we collected many magical tools that could protect the will and sent people to that mountain again to search for the truth."

"However, the truth remains undiscovered, and we've noticed the curse's power is growing stronger. In the end, even the magical tools protecting our will have lost their effectiveness. As a last resort, we've chosen to seal that place off."

"The only thing to be thankful for is that the curse was somehow confined to that mountain range, preventing it from causing a greater disaster."

“… …”

After listening to Aperu's explanation of the reasons and consequences of the ban on the Hecadiza Mountains, Hulim felt a little embarrassed for a moment.

Obviously, since the anti-curse magic items are ineffective, the corresponding light magic will also be ineffective, which means that she cannot be free from the curse even if she goes in.

"Thank you for telling me this, Granny Aperu."

"You're welcome, kid."

"If what you're going to do in the Hecadiza Mountains isn't too important, just give it up for now."

"this... ..."

Hulim hesitated, she didn't want to give up just like that.

"It doesn't matter. No matter what choice you make, just follow your true feelings. You can stay with us for a while and think about it slowly."

"Miko—"

"Grandma Aperu, I'm here!"

"Take your friend to where you live, and show her around here."

"OK!"

Miko stood up from beside Aperu.

"Hulim, let's go!"

"good."

Hulim nodded.

"Sorry to bother you then."

... ...