Liberi Reader

So Long, Adele: Home Away From Home

• SL-ST-1: Down By the Station (Interlude)
  Swire and Snowsant arrive in Siesta only to realize that their vehicle is being followed, so they force Enis to take them out on a 'joyride' to shake the pursuer. However, Bison meets them where their vehicle breaks down, saying that he's been waiting for them. In the Volcano Museum, Eyjafjalla sees a relic left behind by her parents and meets their old friend and curator, Keller.
• SL-1: Do Your Ears Hang Low? (Before Operation)
  Bidding opens on the Siestan Fashion Street and unfinished plate rebuilding project. Bison and Swire trade verbal blows in the negotiations. Eyjafjalla makes unexpected friends, including Kahn, her mother's former student, and a strange creature that can talk.
• SL-1: Do Your Ears Hang Low? (After Operation)
  Dolly takes Eyjafjalla to the midnight gathering of the Little Black Sheep, and asks her to retrieve three items lost in Siesta, promising an answer in return. Bison and Swire continue to compete for the rebuilding project.
• SL-2: Little Boy Blue (Before Operation)
  The residents of Fashion Street oppose relocation despite Costa's attempts to persuade them. At the Volcano Museum, Eyjafjalla receives a letter with no return address, including a photo of the volcano where her parents were killed. It seems to be a letter from her father, arriving several years late.
• SL-2: Little Boy Blue (After Operation)
  Trying to find out where the letter came from, Eyjafjalla is knocked out when she accidentally runs head-first into Enis. When she wakes up, she begins to write a response. Enis learns about the seriousness of Oripathy development.
• SL-3: Finger Family (Before Operation)
  Mother and child resolve their differences in Enis's family shop. Eyjafjalla realizes the answer to 'North Wind' is a folk song. As Eyjafjalla and Keller grow closer, Kahn tells Eyjafjalla of his suspicions.
• SL-3: Finger Family (After Operation)
  The Little Black Sheep invite Eyjafjalla to their party. After the dreamy night, Bison is shocked to discover that his supplies have been completely ruined.
• SL-4: A Sailor Went to Sea (Before Operation)
  Eyjafjalla is informed by Keller that an item has gone missing from the museum's collection, whereupon she realizes it's the Little Black Sheep up to no good. Fashion Street remains collectively opposed to being relocated, and after being thwarted at work again, Costa unexpectedly meets his childhood friend Keller at the museum.
• SL-4: A Sailor Went to Sea (After Operation)
  Eyjafjalla is occupied with recovering the exhibit 'stolen' by the Little Black Sheep, but finds herself coaxed by Dolly into 'enjoying life.' Amidst all the chaos, her pursuit finds her inside the Mockingbird Café, where a conversation with Eyjafjalla prompts the owner's grandson, Costa, to recall the Keller of the past.
• SL-5: I Can Sing a Rainbow (Before Operation)
  Costa has a heart-to-heart talk with his seriously ill grandfather who finally agrees on the demolition issue. Keller gets lost in her thoughts when Eyjafjalla returns the curator's book to her on Costa's behalf. The trade fair hosted by Bison as well as the waterpark built by Swire open at the same time, and Siestan Fashion Street comes alive.
• SL-5: I Can Sing a Rainbow (After Operation)
  Fashion Street residents' opinions on the whole relocation business gradually soften, and one of them gives Costa a gift. Keller comes to the one-night-reopened Mockingbird Café and reminiscences with Costa, while Eyjafjalla, witnessed by Dolly, finds the answer to the 'seed.'
• SL-ST-2: Rain, Rain, Go Away (Interlude)
  Eyjafjalla spends a dreamy night with two Little Black Sheep resembling her parents, a scene of midnight fantasy.
• SL-6: Little Cabin in the Wood (Before Operation)
  Eyjafjalla asks about a word she heard in her dreams, and Keller promises to tell her everything once the observation is over. The Little Black Sheep all disappear within the span of a night, causing Eyjafjalla to think they were all hallucinations. The Fashion Street residents finally agree to relocate, and they prepare for their big move.
• SL-6: Little Cabin in the Wood (After Operation)
  With the bidding over, Bison and Swire celebrate their successful farce, only to immediately receive news that their plans have been disrupted. Ceylon learns about Siesta's difficulties and proactively looks for the men behind the illegal obsidian miners and express willingness to provide assistance. In her uncertainty, Eyjafjalla finds a lone Little Black Sheep still in Siesta.
• SL-7: Cry On My Shoulder (Before Operation)
  Facing a Little Black Sheep that's seemingly lost, Eyjafjalla decides to help it find its way home. Following the workers' guidance, Ceylon manages to track down Pelipper, and the lost little sheep finds who it's looking for.
• SL-7: Cry On My Shoulder (After Operation)
  Ceylon finds that her mother's wish was actually the same as her own today, and the rancor towards her father is finally resolved. Bison and Swire make their unwavering determination clear to the obstacles hindering their plans. At the same time, Enis also prepares to formally tell his mother about his thoughts of leaving Siesta.
• SL-8: Skidamarink (Before Operation)
  Because of the volcano's abnormal indicators and Eyjafjalla's insistence, Keller chooses at last to stop running from the past and climbs the volcano for the first time since the Naumanns' death to gather data. The party is forced to come to an end, and the attendees begin to evacuate. Kahn finally finds proof from all those years ago, and questions Keller about the truth behind the Naumanns' death.
• SL-8: Skidamarink (After Operation)
  The volcano is about to erupt. Dolly saves Eyjafjalla, blocking the falling rocks. Eyjafjalla finds that her mother's old protective clothing she now wears, is the answer for the 'fur.' Enis exhausts himself and passes out saving his sister. The street's pedestrians end their journey, and everyone in Siesta bids farewell to the Old Siesta.
• SL-ST-3: Sunny Day (Interlude)
  Keller finally tells the truth about the Naumanns' passing along with the weight on her heart, and Eyjafjalla finds out that Keller's first name is also Adele. Enis wakes up in the hospital and hears that Siestan Fashion Street is not getting demolished, but will be built into a waterpark. In the joyous ambience of a small shop, Eyjafjalla finally picks up a pen and finishes a reply letter addressed to her parents.