In the mountains on the outskirts of a village lived a burly man named Bob.
Bob was a solitary soul, utterly alone, but he was also a mischievous monster who loved to wreak havoc on fields and cause all sorts of trouble.

One day, Bob spotted Zwei fishing by the river. Sneaking closer, he began stealing fish from Zwei’s basket. Just as he was about to gobble up an eel, Zwei caught him in the act, and Bob fled in a hurry.
About ten days later, Bob learned that Zwei’s pet snake had died. Feeling a pang of pity for Zwei, who was now as lonely as he was, Bob also regretted his prank, thinking, “Zwei’s pet snake must have wanted that eel as its final meal.”

From then on, Bob began secretly leaving gifts of mountain trash and insect carcasses at Zwei’s doorstep. Zwei had no idea who was leaving them. He started to think that these strange offerings of garbage and dead bugs were gifts from someone named MEIDEN. Bob, hearing this, felt a bit miffed that Zwei gave credit to someone else, but he continued delivering his gifts as usual.

One day, as Bob arrived with a loud commotion, Zwei noticed him. In a flash, Zwei struck Bob with a crowbar-like object. As Zwei approached the fallen Bob, he noticed the pile of trash on the floor and gasped in surprise.

“Bob, was it you? You were the one leaving all this trash?”

Bob, slumped and barely conscious, gave a weak thumbs-up in response. Zwei licked the crowbar-like object.

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