Farming Life in Another World

With the problem of the black rocks finally resolved, Hiraku and his friends held a feast in the Great Tree Village to celebrate their hard work. Problems in other areas were also being resolved, and a peaceful time had returned to the village for the first time in a while. Meanwhile, a black cat that had appeared seemingly out of nowhere settled in the village, and Hiraku and his friends began to watch over it. On the other hand, the mountain elves worked on developing new tools, going through a process of trial and error. There were many setbacks, but their efforts gradually took shape, enriching the lives of the villagers.

A new skiing competition is held as part of the autumn festival, keeping Hiraku and his friends extremely busy from preparation to the actual event. The villagers each showcase their skiing skills in their own way, and the competition becomes a lively and exciting event. Afterwards, peaceful days continue in the village, celebrating the growth of the children, but with the help of Husch, new settlers arrive, and life expands even further. While supporting the settlers who are bewildered by their unfamiliar environment, they gradually adapt to their new lives.

As the flying castle approaches the Great Tree Village, Hiraku and his companions begin their operation to subdue it. Splitting into upper and lower groups, they infiltrate the castle, fighting off monsters while searching for a way to control it. Hiraku also joins the exploration, examining the dilapidated buildings and strange structures. As he continues his investigation, he notices an obviously unnatural dead end and mechanism, prompting him to step into a hidden space beyond. There, a new clue leading to the castle's secrets awaits.

With the problems at Taiyo Castle resolved, it is decided that the area will be accepted as the new village, Shinomura. Hiraku and his friends work on improving the living environment, cultivating fields, and improving crops, gradually settling into life at the castle. As interaction with the other villages becomes more active, their lively daily life expands even further. Eventually, Hiraku proposes raising a common flag to show that the growing group of friends are all living in the same place. Amidst a grand feast where residents from all the villages gather, new connections are forged.