I don't know who the first uncle to come in was dressed up, but his story is indeed incomplete when I think about it now.

It's not that he didn't tell me about these places, and the preliminary analysis should be that grandpa didn't tell him, but whether it was what grandpa saw in Gudun or what he found in the mirage mountains, these became a mystery for 60 years.

So he's just a listener in the story, and a teller to me.

"But what kind of thought did he have in mind to tell me these things?"

I couldn't figure it out, but soon I deduced a little bit of the guy's origin from what the real uncle told me he knew. <

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