Another Arcadia Online

I don't know, but I have a star for words like that.

But hey. You have two alphabets that don't make sense.

"m and l are the mystery"

The mole is a mall. Lizards are Lizards.

Acronyms m and l, respectively.

Does it make any sense?

"Mr. Spirit King. I kind of figured it out."

"Where are you going?

"All the way, right!

... No, it's not. I imagined it.

"Why did you think that?

"Because you can hear monsters from the right!

Is it stupid? I think it's rude to say so.

"But if you can choose right or left, I guess I'm right too"

No, no.

That's my reasoning. I mean, can I show off my predictions?

"I don't choose right or left."

"Why not?

"First of all, it's an animal I went through earlier, but there's one word I can assume in four letters: b, e, h, i."

"In those four letters?

"Behemoth?"

"I'm not... Behind you. I mean, behind you."

I think if we go back the way we came, we can go next. I still don't know what m and l mean.

"Behind...? Are you saying we're going back the way we came? But isn't that possible? I can't believe the right way to go..."

"It's a lost forest, so I don't know if that's what happened."

"I see. Well, let's go"

Apparently, you were right.

And I was just thinking, m instead of n, l think maybe it was a dragon, not a Lizard.

I don't think there are any animals with the n acronym on them.

Okay, next...

... Nothing, don't go through?

And now it was divided in four directions like a crossroads.

No tips......? That's not true!

Must have missed something...?

"Uh, where are we going?

"Eh."

I don't know all this.

No tips, because.

...... hmm?

"... I'll take a look. Believe me."

I go the road to the left first.

And I went back the way I came.

I thought maybe two questions would be tips. I thought you meant go left and go back.

I'm not sure, though.

Please, I hope you're hitting it......

"That's where the bills stand!

Stand up...? I've never had anything like that before.

Finally, I wonder if what I just said is the right answer. Good. You don't have to go back.

"What...?

I'll take a peek into the bills too.

Then the problem was written.

'There are two paths in front of you. Go whichever way you want. I'm sure you'll be able to score a goal.'

What's the goal?

is just curious about the conjunction that

Maybe we'll be lucky here?

Maybe I just scored a goal saying it was incorrect. If I'm right, what, can I have it?

There are indeed two paths.

I don't know if I can go either way, but I don't really get this problem statement.

Well, which way to go......