It's not long ago, but not so long ago a group of "magic most fearsome" sorcerers counted among their ranks a boy who "thought himself quite alone" . He found it "more trouble than it's worth" , but his "magic was strong indeed" and so they "kept their distance" from him. He liked it better to be alone, after all, and he didn't see the "fun" in such things. Why can't he just be left alone, he wonders. He wonders if they'll ever again craft such things, and wonders if he remembers seeing "Yuna from afar" long ago. He also wonders if the dream was "much like a storybook, as well" and wonders who will be happy with the storybook. He imagines that the mirror card looks like "rika" and that he was thinking about the mirror when he made it. He's sorry that the "sakura cards" are running "out of control," but he's worried that if they don't control their powers, "something horrible might happen" to him. The two of them know people who have suffered because of their magic powers, and they're worried that something bad might happen to him if his powers are too strong. They're also worried that he'll grow so strong that they won't be able to banish it from him, and that's why they've decided to go along with him. They nod their heads in agreement, and the two men begin to argue about who's angry, and who'