The tale of the sea monster Yisi isn't earth-shattering, and her experiences across the continent aren't particularly remarkable—at least not enough to be included in "Dragons Fight in the Wild".
Most crucially, she had never set foot in the noble circles of the Eagle Kingdom, so what she knew was quite limited.
However, her experiences weren't completely without value.
For instance, she had once studied piano with the master pianist Czerny Windmill—Czerny was a renowned piano master from the Steel Ridge Kingdom, who had traveled through the Eagle Kingdom and met Yisi, telling her how he created his famous piece "Yuri Ely by the River".
It was an autumn twilight when Czerny, globe-trotting to find inspiration, arrived at the border of the Steel Ridge Kingdom and the Blast Furnace Fortress Kingdom, stopping at a remote town's countryside. He unloaded his piano from the carriage, intending to tune it and practice a piece.
Suddenly, an elk burst out of the woods,
