(It is an old scroll.)

(It says that old Daeva lives in the pond.)

(You want to check whether the story is true.)

Player: Finish examining.

What is it?

Blast! You woke me up! Couldn’t you just leave an old man to rest?

Don't you know how to say sorry? What's that arrogant attitude, young rascal!

Kids today are totally helpless.

Player: Explain to him the whole story.

So, you dropped your axe into the pond?

You don't look like a woodcutter. Why do you carry around an axe?

At a glance I can tell that you cut down animals, not trees.

Let me see... Is this the Gold Axe that you dropped?

Player: "Yes, it is mine."

Is this really the axe you dropped?

Looking at your rugged clothing, I can’t help but wonder how you earned enough Kinah to buy a Gold Axe.

I'll ask you again. Is this really yours?

Player: "Yes, it is."

You mean this Gold Axe is not yours?

Well, if you could afford a Gold Axe, you would be better dressed.

Then, is this the Silver Axe that you dropped?

Player: "Yes, it is mine."

Are you sure that this Silver Axe is yours?

Its helve is wrapped with cloth to prevent slipping...

You mean you dropped this axe while trying to pull it out from the tree?

Player: "Yes, that’s right."

You mean this Silver Axe is not yours?

Then, is this the Iron Axe that you dropped?

It seems to suit you.

Player: "Yes, it is mine."

So, you mean this Iron Axe is the one you dropped, right?

Are you sure this time?

If you’re mistaken again, now is the time to tell me.

Player: "It is definitely mine."

You rascal!

I saw you throwing the Iron Axe into the pond.

How dare you lie to me!

Get out of my sight!
Actually, I saw you dropping the Iron Axe into the pond.

I just wanted to see how you'd react if I showed you a Silver or Gold Axe. You are very honest.

In these chaotic times, honesty is the most important but rarest virtue.

I will reward your honesty. Take these Gold and Silver Axes.