Once Upon a Time: A mountain spirit Giri, one with the mountainland, stands tall and proud, but is afraid of passing on to the next segment of life. Every day: They firmly keep watch over their domain, cold and distant to the other landforms. A small ocean bubbles up from under the earth, Ceto, the ocean spirit, trying to expand and move on as fast as they can. Because of That: The mountain spirit, Giri, and the ocean spirit, Ceto, interact with each other, although they do not get along at first. As conflict builds, so do rainstorm clouds above. Because of That: The two spirits have a confrontation with each other, and decide to understand each other’s point of view. Because of That: The ocean spirit learns to accept themselves, their new change, and live on the overworld, and the mountain spirit learns that it is okay to rebirth and renew yourself. Because of That: The brewing storm dissolves. The mountain spirit fades into the earth, as the sea spirit expands into their final form; an ocean. Ever Since that Day: Ceto, the Ocean spirit, has watched over their ocean, fondly remembering their old mountain friend Giri, and kindly greeting the new landforms. The Moral of the Story Is: It is okay to change and move on.