AISubs v3.7
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I bought gloves and went to a difficult place.
When I ran around soft snow like cotton wool, a snowflake scattered like a splash and a small rainbow was reflected.
Then, suddenly, I heard a great sound in the back, and powder snow like bread crumbs fluttered like a fox.
The fox was surprised and ran ten meters away so as to roll in the snow.
I wondered what it was and looked back, but there was nothing.
It was snow falling from a cotton branch.
Snow was still spilling like white cloth between branches.
The little fox, who soon returned to the cave, said, "Mom, my hands are cold. My hands are tingling."
She put out her wet cotton-colored hands in front of the mother fox.
The mother fox blew into her hands and wrapped them with her warm hands.
"It will be warm soon. When you touch snow, it will be warm soon," she said.
I feel sorry for my cute boy's hands getting frostbite, so when it gets dark, I'll go to the city and buy him a coat and gloves that will go well with his hands.
Dark, dark nights spread like showers and I came to wrap my head and body in the forest, but the snow was so white that it floated white no matter how much I wrapped it in.
The parent and child silver foxes came out of the cave.
The child entered under his mother's belly and walked while looking over there and there, with his round eyes popping out of there.
Eventually, he began to see a faint light in his hand.
The child's fox found it and said, "Mom, your wet cotton is falling in such a low place."
"That's not a star," she said, and at that moment, the mother fox's leg was saved.
"That's a city fire," she said.
Seeing the city fire, the mother fox went out to the city with her friends one day and remembered what had happened in Tondami.
She didn't even ask for forgiveness, and because her friend's fox was trying to steal a house's duck, the mother fox found it and was chased around and ran away with her life.
"Mom, what are you doing? Let's go quickly," said the child's fox from under her stomach, but the mother fox couldn't move forward.
There was no choice there, and only the boy was allowed to go to the city alone.
"Boy, put out one of your hands," said the mother fox.
While the mother fox was holding out her hand for a while, she turned it into a cute human hand.
The boy's fox spread out his hand, held it out, pinched it, and scratched it.
"Something's strange, Mom. What's this?" she said, and as it snowed, she looked at her own hand, which had been turned into a human hand again.
"It's a human hand, okay, boy? When you go to the city, there are a lot of human houses. First of all, look for a house with a round hat sign on it.
When you find it, knock on the door and say, "Good evening," and then a human will open the door a little from inside.
"Give me this hand, you know, this human hand from the gap of the door. Give me a glove that fits this hand," she said.
"Okay," said the mother fox, "but you must never put out this hand."
"Why?" asked the boy's fox again. "Humans don't sell gloves when they know it's a fox."
On top of that, they catch you and put you in a cage. Humans are really scary.
"Hmm," said the boy. "You must never reach out this hand. This hand, you see, you have to reach out the human hand," said the mother's fox, and she made her human hand hold the two white animals she had.