The Initial Firestove map discards all previous underworld designs. As for the physical sensations, it just feels like I'm climbing up the path, winding towards the core of the firestove, without encountering any trap obstructions along the way.
It's almost as if I'm experiencing the route Gwyn took when he came to transmit fire years ago.
Leon feels a tinge of literary sentimentality stirring in his heart. Suddenly, a thought occurs to him.
When Gwyn transmitted fire back then, did he also walk on iron frameworks like I am?
As soon as this thought emerges from his mind, the budding feelings of epic destiny and legendary awe vanish without a trace, leaving him regretting enough to slap himself.
Filled with resentment toward his own self-mocking ability, Leon finally arrives at the location of the firestove core.
There, just like upon the first encounter, the white fog gate stands tall.
Behind the fog gate, the sound of flames crackling becomes more pronounced.
