Ep. 12: A thief, a wolf, and the Furuya Flora threaten children and a painter in the dark.
Aired on June 17, 2012
The narrative highlights various dangers, noting that while a thief and a wolf are frightening, the Furuya Flora is considered the most terrifying threat. Within this setting, two children engage in a conflict against a witch. Simultaneously, a painter undergoes an experience that results in him learning a significant lesson. The story also references a traveler's horse and includes imagery of a crow appearing in the dark of night, contributing to the ominous atmosphere surrounding these events.
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