Sung-Woon witnessed a spirit just finishing changing the sign of the subsection. Guided by the spirit, Sung-Woon walked to the first changed exhibit.0

-There once was a Wizard.0

A man, who appeared Human, was in a forest.0

-This Wizard loved to play.0

In front of the man was a gameboard, unfamiliar to Sung-Woon. Perhaps through magic, it shimmered with light, and the pieces moved on their own. The man's back was turned, deeply engrossed in the gameboard.0

-The Wizard had good relations with friends.0

In the next diorama, Sung-Woon saw Wizards of various species gathered around the Wizard. The gameboard seemed to be designed for multiple players. Their face was hidden by a hood, but the Wizard’s friends seemed to have a cheerful look on their faces.0

-But a destiny called death took all his friends away.0

The next diorama still only showed the Wizard's back. But in front of him, instead of a gameboard, was a graveyard. Unable to symbolize anything with just a branch, he used tough strings to tie the wood into a cross and planted it in the ground. Occasionally, on Avartin, as on Earth, the cross symbolized death.0

Many crosses were planted in front of...0