The hardest person to know in one's lifetime is oneself.
When Igor was very young, he thought he should be a woodcutter, diligently following his father's footsteps to the mountains to chop wood and sell it. At that time, he felt he was a woodcutter boy; life was tiring, but he was happy.
Soon after, Yonder Travel Academy entered his world, and he found himself interested in life beyond woodcutting; more and more new things came into view, making his desires expand. That desire, like wild grass, grew longer and longer, but the harsh reality told him those were not his to have, and he could only abide by being a woodcutter.
At that time, he felt like a boy who envied others, somewhat helpless and willing to accept reality.
