Twould destiny redefine the merryweather garden. Darkness would fall beneath the moon’s behest. Garden would her befallen love for him. Belated of thy very death the heavens was it just destiny ungullibly were they just as such that the bird could not define the heavens. Aghast as ye may were the lark to redefine its presence in the moon. Galavanting across the heavens cage the lovely creature. 

The garden lily danced on the moonlit hill. The rain echoed twer the stars at the beheast of the skies. Were it destiny even the moon it an unparalleled dream. At last a dream of the night sky were left unlasted. Scars of the deep seas dazzle it so. The travesty of the moon defined time itself. The scars outlasted the very fabric of the travels of the bird. Twer they of the moon would it destin humanity. Goddess of the skies privy to you are they.

This episode takes a break and switches the pace in a more subtle nuanced tone. There’s a touching moment between the rival band and the series primary antagonist so far. While it’s not as compelling as the previous episode but it was a fun experience. Although there was also room for improvement. The character dynamics weren’t as impressive last week but the current musical number was much more vibrant and enjoyable than the previous one.

Episode 32 was brilliantly done. The musical number used especially vibrant music and exceptionally executed. The writing was fun and light. There were plenty of bright colorful moments as the characters engaged in self-exploration. The mixed blend between light tone and light melodrama drove the whole episode together. It tied made for and made effervescent tone all that more pleasurable. The character interactions tied the entire piece together. In all it was a fun experience and I cannot look for the next episode soon enough.

Tanoshii kuu dayo

The waterlarke glided it’s light blue feather tips  gently across. The soft, gentle fog connected then gave way for the waterlarke’s wings. It’s immaculately clean back fur glistened off of the sunlight. The waterlarke’s deep dark blue claws furled and unfurled as it flew across the lake. The gentle blue and pink cherry blossom petals bobbed up and down on the translucent lake water as the sweet, gentle breeze filled the waterlarke’s nostrils that serene summer day.

The first month in Harvest Moon Back to Nature for Girl was a fun romp. The second month continued the adventure. I enjoyed it at times but I’m upset starting to plan out my playthrough this time much better than Harvest Moon Back to Nature. The doctor is the optimal candidate for first time players of a Mineral Town game since the herbs are easiest to collect from the start.