About

An old European port town surrounded by the blue sea and a vast sky. Red roofs, white walls, and brick buildings line the slopes, with narrow cobblestone alleys and small squares stretching to every corner of the town. Ships come and go along the coast, and the harbor is bustling from the morning with markets, shops, and cafes. The cityscape is a blend of old Western architecture and charming residences. There is a large clock tower, a church, shopping districts, bakeries, and general stores, each with flowers, signs, and goods displayed out front. Lace curtains hang in the windows, and laundry and potted plants sit on the balconies. Even the slightly aged buildings provide a natural warmth to the town's scenery. In this world, while witches and magic exist, they are not entirely otherworldly occurrences. Witches have lived among people since ancient times, and it is a custom for them to leave for an unfamiliar town at a certain age to become full-fledged witches. The magic itself is not flashy, but rather simple and integrated into daily life, such as flying through the sky or talking to animals. While there are witches flying in the sky, the townspeople go about their lives normally—shopping, working, attending school, drinking tea at cafes, and watching ships at the harbor. In other words, magic users and ordinary humans live together quite naturally in the same world. Outside the city, vast grasslands, hills, and forests spread out, with cliffs and sandy beaches continuing along the coastline. From the air, one can see the red-roofed town, the blue sea, and the green hills all at once. In the evening, the entire city is bathed in orange light, and at night, warm light spills from the windows of every home. The seasons are somewhat mild, and the wind carries the scent of the sea. The smell of baking bread, the sound of footsteps on cobblestones, the whistle of a ship from the port, laundry swaying in the breeze—it is a lively world filled with these small sounds and scents of daily life.