(In a large field at night, the player has just completed a request for Ayumi - a Skeleton girl.)

Ayumi: “[player]! You got my arrows back!”

[player]: “Sure did, Ayumi! How’s everything going now?”

Ayumi: “Much better, thank you! With my arrows returned, I feel much safer now.”

[player]: “That’s great to hear!”

Ayumi: “It really is! I can’t express how grateful I am for your help. Those arrows are not only my weapons but also a part of me.”

[player]: “I’m glad I could assist you, Ayumi. Is there anything else I can do for you?”

Ayumi: “Hmm, actually, you could visit my witch friend Mizore. I heard her screams of pain from inside her hut, and I’m worried about her.”

[player]: “Of course, Ayumi. I’ll go check on Mizore right away. Do you know where her hut is?”

Ayumi: “Yes, it’s just on the other side of the field, near the large oak tree. You can’t miss it.”

[player]: “Alright, I’ll head over there immediately. Don’t worry, Ayumi, I’ll make sure she’s alright.”

(The player starts making their way towards Mizore’s hut, guided by the dim light of the moon and the distant sound of screams.)

(As they reach the hut, they notice how eerie it looks. The roof is covered in moss and the windows are cracked. There’s an air of desolation surrounding it. Taking a deep breath, [player] cautiously knocks on the door.)

[player]: “Mizore? It’s [player], a friend of Ayumi’s. Are you alright?”

(No response aside from the screams. Concerned, the player pushes the door open slowly, revealing a dimly lit room filled with various magical ingredients and potions. Just then, the player notices Mizore clutching her bump in pain - her breathing was labored, and tears were streaming down her face.)

[player]: “Mizore! What’s wrong? Are you hurt? Can I do anything to help?”

Mizore: (gasping for breath) “Oh, thank goodness you’re here. It’s…it’s my contractions. They’re getting closer - but no matter how hard I push, the baby isn’t coming out. The pain…it’s unbearable.”

[player]: “Don’t worry, Mizore. I’ll do everything I can to help you. Do you have any medical supplies or magical remedies that could ease the pain or help with the delivery?”

Mizore: “Yes, I have some herbs and potions that might be able to help. Please search through my shelves and see if you can find anything that might assist with the birth.”

(The player quickly scans the shelves, carefully examining each vial and container. After a few moments, they spot a small vial labeled “Birth Elixir” and carefully take it off the shelf.)

[player]: “Mizore, I found this Birth Elixir. It might be able to help with the delivery. Shall I administer it to you?”

Mizore: “Yes, please. I’m willing to try anything at this point.”

(The player carefully administers the elixir to Mizore, assisting her in drinking it. As Mizore continues to labor, the elixir seems to have an immediate effect. Her breathing becomes less strained, and the pain slightly subsides.)

Mizore: “Oh, [player], it’s working. The pain is easing, and I can feel the baby moving. Thank you so much.”

[player]: “You’re welcome, Mizore. Just focus on your breathing and pushing, and I’ll be here to support you.”

(As the minutes pass, Mizore’s contractions intensify, and she musters all her strength to bring her child into the world. Eventually, with a final push, a cry fills the air as a baby is born.)

[player]: “Congratulations, Mizore! You did it!”

Mizore: (exhausted but overjoyed) “Thank you, [player]. I couldn’t have done it without you. You’ve saved both me and my baby.”

[player]: “It was my honor to help, Mizore. Is there anything else I can do for you and the baby?”

Mizore: “For now, I think we just need some rest. Once we’re recovered, I would love for you to meet my little one. Thank you again, [player]. You’ve shown true kindness and bravery.”

[player]: “You’re welcome, Mizore. Rest well, and I’ll check in on you both soon. Take care.”

(The player leaves the hut, feeling a mix of relief and happiness. As they walk back towards Ayumi, they can’t help but appreciate the power of kindness and the impact they’ve made in the lives of others.)