Children are truly magical beings.
How magical?
Actually, those who can ask this question probably haven't seen these magical children. The magic lies in their fearlessness.
The saying "Ignorance is fearless" is most evident in children. They dare to grab all sorts of insects with their hands and show them to you.
They dare to do things that adults would never do or wouldn't want to do, such as rolling in the mud—and it's worth mentioning that the water for the mud comes from their own excretory system.
It's similar for the children of Nagariel; every child in the orphanage is a little mudball.
The orphanage director is a woman who appears to be in her fifties, wearing clothes that have faded white from washing.
She timidly stands with the children, facing the foreigners getting out of the car.
