Bulletin

Rose and the Nightingale sang a song about their love when the jealous Wind decided to experience their feelings. The wind sent the Nightingale far and far away with a strong stream of air, thus separating the beloved, and also wrote by the Nightingale that he must pass through the deserts, mountains, and mazes to return to his beloved. The Nightingale sought help from other creatures, and he was willing to go through other worlds to save Rosa. After the return and final battle, the Nightingale hugs Rosa. But the wind is taking its last breath, bending Rosa. Her thorn stabs into the heart of the Nightingale, and the flower of Hara-Bulles appears at the site of the tragic lovers.