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Under the scorching sun, she was adorned in elaborate clothing, jewelry, and headdress, and carried a large woven bamboo basket. Between her lips was a large cheroot. Although I had never directly encountered such a strange woman, I knew that she must be a mountain aboriginal. There was no mistake: an Ami, the kind of person I had hoped to meet, but unexpectedly it was a woman. The woman opened her mouth and began to gabble; she pointed at me, at the mountain, and at herself, then she put down her basket, took out a Mountain Wind and Ocean Rain banana, and placed it in my hand.
Daytime bore the fragrance of time. The mountains were unchanging and, save for the density of the mist, their appearance never changed. Looking down at me, steep and lofty, they stretched north and south firmly of their own accord. I could hear the mountains speak; far away and high above, they narrated myths from time immemorial to me and told me secrets that no one else knew about. I seriously stored those secrets in my heart. But one day at the mouth of the alley, a throng of children suddenly appeared, jostling as they squeezed into a circle.
Their world. 3 Their world was my world. Or I should say, their world was once my world. When I returned to Hualien from the mountain village, nothing seemed to have happened. It was very tranquil. War had once spread to this little city, but I hadn’t the ability to distinguish the difference, before and after. Besides, when the train pulled into Hualien station, darkness had already fallen and I couldn’t see a thing. But, curled up in the rickshaw, between sleeping and waking, I could make out some lights that were exceptionally bright, something that never occurred in the mountains.