Cap³ A great experience in the forest.

The day arrives when Aina has to teach Glegory. Aina calls Glegory and says to him:

~"Today, your favorite aunt will teach you how to survive in case you ever get lost."~

Glegory is very excited and shouts:

~"Today I will finally learn something!"~

Aina decides to take Glegory deep into the forest. As they walk, Aina says to Glegory:

~"Look at all these mushrooms, which ones do you think are edible?"~

Glegory replies:

~"I think the brightly colored ones."~

Aina says:

~"No, you're wrong! I will teach you which ones are edible and which ones are not."~

Aina picks up a brown-colored mushroom and says:

~"Look at this mushroom, now I'm going to eat it."~

Aina eats the mushroom as if it were water. Glegory watches her in amazement and decides to try it too. He approaches a red, white, and black mushroom. He looks at it and screams:

~"No, that mushroom is not edible!"~

As Glegory eats it, Aina runs towards him in concern and says:

~"Vomit the mushroom! Now!"~

But he can't vomit it. Hours pass, and Aina cannot make Glegory vomit. As time goes by, she realizes that Glegory is immune to the poison since he hasn't gotten sick. She is impressed by Glegory's great ability, so she stops worrying and decides to continue with the lesson.

Aina teaches him several things that day: which path to take if he's lost, which tracks to follow to hunt prey, what to eat if he can't find food. On their way back home, while walking through the forest, they come across a huge bear. Aina gets scared, takes Glegory and runs backward. While running, Glegory suddenly breaks free from her arms, falls to the ground, and heads towards the bear, which was enormous in size. Aina shouts:

~"No, Glegory...!"~

But Aina didn't know about Glegory's great power. With just 10% of his power, he was stronger than the mightiest warrior in that world. So, Glegory stands in front of the bear. The bear stops as well, and now they face each other.

Then, the bear moves towards a nearby dark oak tree and hits the base of the tree, cutting it down with a single blow. Aina is paralyzed, not knowing what to do. Then, the bear picks up the large tree in its hands and strikes Glegory with it.

However, Glegory raises his left hand right where the tree would hit him. When the tree collides with his hand, it shatters into a thousand pieces. Then, Glegory picks up a rock from the ground; the bear gets furious and immediately charges at him.

In an instant, Glegory jumps with the small rock in his right hand. The bear falls to the ground after lunging. Glegory moves his right hand backward, where he held the rock, and throws the rock at the bear, piercing its head and leaving a deep hole in the ground where the rock landed, killing the animal with a single blow. Aina is impressed and quickly runs to Glegory, holding him in her arms, saying:

~"Promise me that you won't get involved in a fight again, whether with monsters or humans."~

He replied:

~"Alright, aunt, but that bear was going to attack you. If I hadn't done something, we could have died."~

Aina responded:

~"Yes

, I understand, but you were also at risk. For that reason, don't scare me anymore, Glegory."~

He replied:

~"Okay, aunt, I promise not to fight monsters or humans again."~

Aina said:

~"Alright, Glegory, I love you for being a good boy."~

Glegory is happy. As evening falls, Aina says:

~"Night is falling, we have to go back home."~

Therefore, they head home.

Aina is intrigued by Glegory's great strength despite his young age. Upon arriving home, she calls Beltrán and his parents, and they have a small meeting discussing Glegory and the danger he faces if people find out about his power. Therefore, the elders decide to teach Glegory to never fight and, if someone hits him, to do nothing and simply endure. Then, the elders call Glegory and say to him, "Glegory, make a promise to your grandparents so that we can be happier and more content to have you by our side." Glegory responds:

~"Alright, grandparents, ask whatever you want, I will do it to make you happy."~

They say to him:

~"Glegory, promise us that you will never fight again or get into trouble. Make that promise to make us happier."~

Glegory responds:

~"Alright, grandparents, I can do that. I won't fight or get involved in fights or trouble. Now I hope you'll be happier."~

They laugh and say:

~"Yes, now we are happier, Glegory."~

Then, they go to sleep, and Glegory is excited because tomorrow is the day he will learn to fight with Beltrán, and he is curious about what Beltrán will teach him.

Glegory is so excited that he decides to leave the house to train alone and be prepared for the next day. He silently leaves the house, not wanting anyone to find out. Once outside, he starts trying to create his own defense techniques. However, he knows nothing about fighting and is only thinking about what to create.

Time passes, and Glegory still hasn't come up with any ideas. As he ponders, he doesn't realize that he is being observed by someone or something unknown in the forest. The presence of that being is undetectable, and it doesn't come closer than ten meters from Glegory.

Glegory suspects he is being watched and searches for the being, but the closer he gets, the more it seems to move away from him. Glegory thinks that maybe it's just his imagination and sits on a rock, not letting his guard down. Unbeknownst to him, that being is actually afraid of him and is only there to observe the immense power Glegory possesses.

As time goes by, Glegory grows tired of thinking without coming up with anything. He gets bored and quietly enters the house, heading to his room. He lies down on the bed and quickly falls asleep. After a few minutes, the door to Glegory's room opens, and the being that was observing him enters. However, that being turns out to be Beltrán, who just wants to make sure Glegory hasn't done anything reckless. Beltrán had been awake, reading the unknown book and learning its techniques. Thanks to that, he noticed that Glegory had left the house. He had learned a technique that allowed him to hide his presence, so he could hide from Glegory. Upon realizing that Glegory is already asleep, he feels relieved and goes to his own room to rest.