A Dance of Snowy Tides and Hoarfrost Groves
Last updated 2026-08-17
The moon's radiance is distant, the snow-ashen groves are lush, and secrets echo throughout the land like an ancient song.
Go forth now and listen to the melody beneath the moonlight.
A Dance of Snowy Tides and Hoarfrost Groves is the first act in the Song of the Welkin Moon chapter of the Archon Quests.
Quests
Summary
- Where the Moon Rises
After spending some more time in Natlan, Ineffa waits for the Traveler and Paimon outside the Stadium of the Sacred Flame. Ineffa tells them that the conditions to travel from Natlan are optimal, but as they prepare to leave, Mualani, Kachina, Kinich and Ajaw arrive, having been told by Paimon about their departure and wanting to send them off with a farewell party. They explain that everyone is waiting for them, and Kachina additionally invites Ineffa, who accepts. Meanwhile, someone observes them from behind a wall.
In Nod-Krai, the person reports to Sandrone, who tells her that they are leaving Natlan. Sandrone states that it is about time that she met the "variable" (Traveler) in person.
Some time later, on a boat steaming its way to Nod-Krai, the Traveler, Ineffa and Paimon talk about how the new step of a journey feels, with Ineffa noting that for her, it was when she couldn't detect "the moon's power" when entering Natlan. They arrive at Nod-Krai's port city, Nasha Town. As they leave the pier, the Traveler notices something when they step onto the land itself and realizes there is a power present that feels the same as when they had left their spaceship after they and their sibling landed on Teyvat. Paimon is surprised they still haven't talked about it as much, though they state that they only remember landing and their sibling waking them up. Wondering what power might have compelled them to remember, Ineffa suggests that it was Kuuvahki, the power of the moon that she mentioned on the boat. It is a pure, primordial form of elemental energy similar to Phlogiston and the Primordial Sea, which the Traveler believes may be a power from the Light Realm that Yohualtecuhtin, Lord of the Night mentioned. Thus, the Traveler believes their spaceship is somewhere in the area; though unsure of the location, they believe it was near a beach, and perhaps a mountain, but Ineffa explains that Nod-Krai is made up of islands surrounded by the sea, so that could describe nearly any of its beaches.
Walking further into town, Paimon suggests they head to the Adventurers' Guild to spread word about the ship. As Ineffa shows them where to go, they find a strange sprite floating around, which Ineffa explains is a kuuhenki, a species native to the land and familiars of the Moon Goddess. Ineffa suggests to follow it, as it is said to bring good fortune. They follow it and find treasure, though it only points to various landmarks around town. They decide to take a visit and Ineffa guides them to a spot above the smithy. She explains about Nod-Krai's past and current state before Paimon notices a cannon. Ineffa explains that it is Aino's "Boom and Blast Kuuvahki Cannon," which she uses when the threat of the Wild Hunt becomes too dangerous around town. Paimon is impressed by Aino's capabilities before the two ask about the Wild Hunt. Ineffa does not have enough data about them, but knows that they pose a danger to the people of Nod-Krai. Finally, they arrive at The Flagship to meet up with Varka, though they do not find him. Paimon suggests talking to the bartender, Demyan. Demyan reveals that Varka left for Amsvartnir, a lake at the northern reaches of Nod-Krai. Trouble had been brewing there, so he took his knights to investigate. Varka had paid for their lodging beforehand, as well as a serving of Berries and Fried Meat for Ineffa to deliver to Aino. He had discovered that she'd been gorging on junk food while Ineffa was away, and so, out of concern, had done what he could to ensure that Aino had at least one balanced meal per day. As the Traveler and Paimon drop off their luggage in their guest room, Ineffa parts ways for the time being to pick up some components in town that Aino had requested.
The two leave after a quick inspection of the room and as Paimon wonders about trying out the tavern's Berries and Fried Meat, she bumps into a man, apologizing to him. The man apologizes back, stating that it was his fault for thinking in the middle of the hallway and introduces himself as Flins. Flins reveals that he was in town to repair his lantern, which the Traveler takes note of as something about it feels off to them. He explains that as a Ratnik, he spends his time in the graveyards to the north, fending off the Wild Hunt. Realizing a lot of time had passed, Flins bids them farewell, telling them that they're welcome to visit him at his station if they choose to.
Leaving the tavern, Paimon realizes they forgot about their planned meal, but believes it's not worth going back inside to get an order made. Suddenly, they see some people passing out food to others and investigate. The tall woman recognizes them as travelers and introduces herself as Lauma, a Moonchanter of the Frostmoon Scions. She explains their beliefs to them and remarks about the unwelcome Fatui presence, causing two Fatui, Oiva and Ognjen, to demand some too. Their haughty nature angers Vilemina, though Lauma insists that they still deserve some food. However, she cryptically warns the soldiers that if the Scions' kindness is met continuously with deliberate disrespect, the Scions won't be so 'kind' in the future. This riles up the two Fatui, but they notice the Traveler's presence and decide it's best not to cross the adventurer by themselves and leave with their food, but are disgusted by the lack of meat. Vilemina explains that since the Fatui arrived in Nod-Krai, their lives had been turned upside down. Based on the interaction, Lauma recognizes that the Fatui know who the Traveler is and appreciates that they would have helped them if the soldiers had gotten violent, telling them that they're welcome at the Frostmoon Enclave.
Since Ineffa was not done with her tasks, Paimon decides to make use of their landmarks brochure to showcase the rest of Nasha Town to the best of her ability. With two more stops left, they visit them; a curios store, where they find Dori, who had set up a local shop after the Fatui pulled down two Ancient Moon remnants, and the Adventurers' Guild branch. Paimon believes that Katheryne is there, but instead they discover Marionette, the Seventh of the Eleven Fatui Harbingers, putting the Traveler on high alert. Marionette states that she had come personally as a friendly warning. She was upset at their intervention of Ineffa's capture in Natlan, but it was only a side project. As they are now in Nod-Krai, she warns them not to interfere in Fatui matters and to consider their next options carefully as she leaves. Her presence causes the Traveler to realize that the Fatui were keeping tabs on them just as Katheryne appears to greet them.
Meeting up with Ineffa, the Traveler reveals that they did not get any information about their spaceship. Ineffa then suggests paying a visit to Aino, believing that she might know something since she had dug up Secret Source mechanisms. On the way to the Clink-Clank Krumkake Craftshop, they encounter a small finch trapped in a plant, which the Traveler frees with kuuvahki. At the craftshop, Paimon is impressed by the machinery Aino had created. They head inside the home, where Ineffa finds Aino eating sweets and having broken her agreement to regulate her snack intake. After a short reconciliation, Aino recognizes the Traveler and Paimon, having been informed by Varka. They ask her about a spaceship, though she had never seen one. Ineffa clarifies that Aino never touched it, and she confirms as much, stating that she had pretty much taken apart everything in Nod-Krai and never came across anything alien, so the ship could at least still be intact. Aino suggests they visit the Frostmoon Scions, claiming that they have a ritual which allows them to see the "true" past. Ineffa stays behind to take care of Aino, and the Traveler promises her they'll visit frequently.
Heading to Hiisi Island, the two are greeted by a unique kuuhenki that follows them briefly before Paimon tells it off. They make their way to the enclave, finding Lauma speaking to the wildlife. Lauma explains that she is able to communicate with them and they meet the finch from earlier, where she conveys its gratitude to the two. As they look at the statue, Lauma explains that they were designed with Kuutar's visage, created hundreds of years ago. But since the Fatui arrived, they had been defacing them, and the one on the island is the only one not altered. Lauma also explains that the Fatui set up the Kuuvahki Experimental Design Bureau over one of the large moon remnants and were interested in the one on the island. Suddenly, the kuuhenki from before appears, and Lauma is surprised to see one, as it is a special kuuhenki called a "Luonnotar," beings born from the Moon Goddess' blessing. She tells them to follow her into the enclave if they wish to learn more. On the way, the people and wildlife salute her, and Paimon is impressed by the respect she holds. They run into Vilemina again, and Lauma tells her to let the kitchen know to prepare two more servings for their guests. While dinner is being made, she has them follow her into her library.
Lauma explains about the past of her people, who hailed from Hyperborea, and the Three Moons of Teyvat. During the war with the Descenders, only the Frost Moon remained intact and the other two, the Eternal and Iridescent Moons, were shattered and many of their fragments fell onto Nod-Krai, explaining how it was abundant in kuuvahki. The Fatui had pulled down parts of the Eternal Moon, and Paimon asks about the Iridescent Moon, though Lauma states that no one had ever found it. The Traveler then wonders about the Crimson Moon dynasty, though Lauma continues by stating that a prophecy was passed down in which the Moon Goddess would return. While it came true, it did not come about as anticipated, only for Kapy to barge in and inform Lauma of her daughter, Kaarina. They head downstairs to find the sick child, and Lauma asks her if she took her advice to go seek medical help in Nasha Town. Kapy did not, as she expresses distrust of the Snezhnayan doctors there, prompting Lauma to remind her that not all Snezhnayans should be conflated with the Fatui. Unlike the Frostmoon Scions, they had the experience of medically treating this condition for generations, but at the moment, Lauma would have to intervene right away. With no choice, she recites a prayer with her powers to put the girl to sleep. Vilemina then arrives and informs her that dinner is ready. As they go out, Vilemina asks the Traveler to take care of Lauma, aware of the burden she carries.
While enjoying the meal, Oiva and Ognjen return and mock the Frostmoon Scions to provoke a conflict. Ognjen reminds Oiva that they're on official business, so they issue an ultimatium to them; hand over the relic and reveal the location of their "Kuutar" in three days, or the Fatui would begin cleansing the island. Lauma refuses their request and states that if they step foot on the island with ill intentions, their blood will be spilled. A short scuffle ensues with the Fatui being driven away, and their mention of the "relic" leads the Traveler to ask about it too. Lauma agrees to tell them, as they are welcome guests, though she suggests another location. As they head there, Paimon is enamored by the huge statue in the distance, which Lauma explains is a statue of their goddess Kuutar and talks about her birth. Kuutar originally left after being angered by the scions' greed, though reports were surfacing that she was spotted on the island again. Based on the Fatui's demeanor, Lauma suspects that their Kuutar is actually the Fatui Harbinger Damselette. Paimon is shocked, aware of her standing in the Fatui, though she wonders why she would have joined the Fatui. Lauma is also unsure, though she states that she respects people's decisions.
Returning to the relic, Paimon asks about it, prompting Lauma to ask why they were interested in it. Paimon attempts to explain without revealing everything, but is cut off by the Traveler, who reveals that they are the latest Descender and are looking into their and their sibling's past. Lauma appreciates their honesty and agrees to help them, though the item in question, the "Moon Marrow," is not available. It is an item that is used during a ritual when the moon is closest to Teyvat, as only then could she retrieve it from its storage. Nonetheless, she promises to help them when the time comes, though she suddenly asks if they would hide secrets from their family if the knowledge could hurt them. The Traveler is unable to answer, and Lauma realizes her question put them on the spot and apologizes for asking. As they leave to rest, Paimon remarks that their arrival in Nod-Krai has left them with even more questions, and the Traveler wonders what their sibling is up to.
- Reunion Beneath the Moonlight
The Traveler and Paimon head back to The Flagship and get some sleep, but the numerous questions filling the Traveler's mind prevents them from doing so. They leave a note for Paimon and head out on a walk, finding themselves back on Hiisi Island once again. Hearing singing, they spot the Luonnotar and follow it, which leads them to an underground cavern. The Traveler spots a young woman inside walking through a field of blue flowers lined with pools of water, realizing that she's the person that both the Frostmoon Scions and Fatui are looking for. She likewise notices them and asks how they got in, only for the Luonnotar to appear next to her, clearing any confusion between the two. The Traveler asks about her identities, but upon mentioning the Fatui, she believes that she was there at their behest. In an instant, the flowers turn red, but the Traveler explains they are not a Fatuus and wishes to ask about the moons. She tells them that looks can be deceiving before singing again, so the Traveler tries again, introducing themselves to her and asking for her name. She confirms that she's been referred to as Columbina and Kuutar, though she admits that she does not know her own name as she had been born alone, so she invites them to feel free to use one of those. The Traveler wishes to ask about the Fatui, but given her previous response, decides not to, and they ask about the Luonnotar instead, asking if she made it. She tells them that she didn't, and the Traveler notices that she has an attachment to it. As the Traveler leaves, the Luonnotar wishes to follow them. As they part ways, Columbina tells them that the moon can be treacherous before she resumes singing.
Outside, the Traveler wonders about Columbina before spotting their sibling and chase after them. The sibling is not surprised to see them, but is also looking for the relic, as they want to know about their past, how they came to Teyvat and why they crashed. The Traveler is surprised by this, though the sibling refuses to wait two months and heads towards the statue of Kuutar. The sibling imbues the floor with Abyssal energy, much to the Traveler's alarm as they feel it was rude to use it without their permission. The sibling is surprised by how they trusted Lauma so easily, believing that she was stalling for time and opens a hidden staircase. The sibling asks them if it was wrong for them to hide matters from them when others did far worse, though the Traveler clarifies that they were willing to hear them out no matter how long it took. The sibling then admits that the Moon Marrow also held answers about the origins of Teyvat, which they believed had to be seen with their own eyes. If they were worried, they could leave and pretend they never met, but the Traveler decides to accompany them.
Heading inside the sanctum, the pair are greeted by various defenses meant to test visitors and deter intruders. The first test involves the use of kuuvahki, while the second is a fight against "fairly weak" (according to the sibling) monsters that they easily best. At the third trial, the sibling uses abyssal power to move various statues beneath them, while the Traveler uses kuuvahki to put the pieces into place. During the trek into the next area, the Traveler asks their sibling what they intend to do, only to get cryptic responses. Finally, they defeat the sanctum's guardian and head inside to claim the relic. The sibling asks them to do it for their sake, though the demeanor leaves the Traveler confused as a fog sets in. The Traveler soon finds themselves outside, surrounded by the Wild Hunt. But before they could do anything, Flins appears and eliminates them. He tells them that he was on patrol when he saw them in danger, though he also saw someone else rush out too, causing them to realize it was their sibling.
With no further leads, the Traveler returns to the Flagship to sleep, finally able to relax. As they wake up, Paimon asks the Traveler where they went and what happened, but decides they should share it over a meal first. While eating, they overhear two patrons, Jolanta and Ahvo, talk about the theft of the relic, which Lauma had discovered. As such, she went to the Voynich Guild and the Curatorium of Secrets to get assistance in the matter, so they too decide to go there. When they arrive, they only find a black cat, which enters a curtained room. Lauma and another woman come to greet them, and Lauma introduces her as Nefer, the boss of the establishment. Nefer is aware of their feats from the other nations while Lauma explains that she refuses to accept the commission. The Traveler then admits that they broke into the sanctum with their sibling. Lauma is not upset with the deceit, as she believes the Traveler had good intentions and had the right to visit it, as the dangerous trials within are really only to keep out the unworthy, though their sibling did not. Nefer then asks if they were sure it was their sibling, as she heard that the Fatui called off their search, leading them to believe that the Fatui might have taken it instead.
Lauma then asks Nefer to convince the next person who comes in to help them with their task, which she reluctantly agrees to. Coincidentally, Jahoda bursts in, returning unexpectedly early after an ibis dropped the missing cat she was assigned to look for practically in front of her. Knowing Lauma was behind the ibis' actions, the annoyed Nefer assigns her to the task while trying to hint that she should turn it down, but the confused Jahoda takes it, much to Nefer's disappointment. Nefer subsequently fires her and states that she will not be welcome back until after she completes the commission, leaving Jahoda baffled as to what was going on. Jahoda promises to prepare the plan in a day, while Lauma asks them to meet at Hiisi Island the following night for a conversation. There, they find her in prayer and she reveals massive antlers on her head, stating that it is a condition that occurs once a century. She asks the Traveler if the skies were fake, which they confirm to her relief, as, being able to feel the power of the moon coming from a different direction than the moon she could see, she had her suspicions for a long time. She also asks if they met Kuutar, which they also confirm. As they continue their conversation, Kapy comes in again, and believing it to be Kaarina's condition flaring again, they head to check on her. Lauma tells Kapy to wait outside, then takes out a knife and cuts her hand, spilling silver blood to mix with medicinal powder for Kaarina. She asks them to keep it a secret, and noticing similar healed scars on her hands, the Traveler realizes she has been treating others the same way.
As they walk out, Vilemina warns them not to step on her traps as Lauma asked them to prepare them in the coming Fatui invasion. After the pair leave, it is revealed that she intends to spend her last night with the group, troubled by how the rest of the scions refused to accept the truth. The Traveler then decides to pay a visit to Columbina, and Paimon suggests bringing food for her. They arrive at the hall and greet her, and Columbina takes note of Paimon's presence. They set out the food for her, though she does not accept nor deny it. The Traveler asks about the fake sky, and Columbina states that it means the "missing prologue," confusing both. They then ask about her song, which she states is the only thing she remembered when she was born. Sometime afterwards, she was found by the Frostmoon Scions, who prayed to her for answers which she gave until she could no longer do so and left them. Then, she joined the Fatui, but realized that they too were just the same as her first home, only interested in her powers. While she helped the Tsaritsa at the cost of much of her powers, she left to recover, the Archon remarking that freedom came with a price. She also had met Lauma, who apologized for her ancestors' actions and asked her to stay hidden for their own sakes.
- In the Shadows of Night
Back at the Flagship, the Traveler and Paimon take a rest before meeting up with Lauma and Jahoda. When they arrive, they only find Lauma, wondering where Jahoda had went. A mole then emerges and informs Lauma that Jahoda was trying to sneak off, so she remarks "wavering conscience" to force her off a cliff. Jahoda tries to bluff her way out but is upset at how fearless her clients are, claiming they should either go back to Nasha Town for supplies or disband, both of which get no approval. Thus, she is forced to bring them inside, making use of security terminals to give them a clear entrance. However, their ascension to the top is interrupted by a lack of power, so they enter through a ventilation shaft, only for it to close and separate them.
Lauma uses kuuvahki to reveal numerous lasers while the Traveler informs Jahoda on adjusting the corridor so they can get through safely. Jahoda is unable to provide clearance with her current card, so she hacks into a janitor bot to get the required card. She then triggers an alarm to divert two Fatui underneath the others. They continue their trail until they activate a massive cannon, revealing a large fragment underneath them. Lauma tells Jahoda that the commission is complete, but she insists on tagging along and they descend down. While investigating, a door opens and reveals Vilemina, who joined the Fatui as she could no longer live a lie. She had trailed the Traveler and their sibling and took the Moon Marrow.
Lauma admits that while she knew the truth, she couldn't reveal it to the rest of the group and tells her that the skies were fake. She additionally cared for the scions, promising to reveal everything in the new moon. As a sign of respect to her old friend, Vilemina performs the traditional punishment for betrayal of the Scions on herself by painfully cutting her antlers off with a knife and reveals that Marionette took the Moon Marrow to Starsand Shoal. Outside, Marionette notices the alarm and orders her subordinates to get ready. The four confront her and demand the Moon Marrow, though Marionette refuses and orders her subordinates to serve the "appetizer." They do not respond, and as she turns around, the group discovers the Wild Hunt was attacking them. As they repel the eldritch forces, a massive fog engulfs the area, separating the Traveler from the others. As they navigate the mist, they hear their sibling's voice, but realize that it was never their sibling to begin with, remembering that they'd been told that the sibling had found them still in their hypersleep pod, not that they'd left their ship together as this version claimed. Lauma uses her powers to dispel the mist, and in the aftermath of the battle, Marionette extracts the marrow from her robot Pulonia. She tosses the Moon Marrow to them, stating that whoever wanted it would need to get it themselves, and it wasn't her responsibility if someone else was able to secure it. As the group leaves, they run into Flins, who had sensed the Wild Hunt. The Traveler warns him that they've changed in nature, so he departs to inform his superiors of the news. The Traveler notices just how they can feel something off about Flins, Lauma lets down her guard when he leaves. She reveals that the animals have told her they will not even go near him out of fear.
The Traveler and the others return to the Curatorium. Nefer hires Jahoda back while Lauma asks her to fetch some medicine for her, which she does for an extra charge as it's the middle of the night. As they leave, Lauma states she intends to tell the Frostmoon Scions everything, that very night. For the Moon Marrow, they would need to find another way to store it now that the Wild Hunt had compromised the secret chamber. Additionally, using her powers depleted her and she would not be able to help them with their task, though they assured her that her health is important and they have no qualms with postponing it. Lauma floats the idea of storing the marrow within herself with her body acting as a vessel. A previous Moonchanter had done once when the Scions' bloodline was still strong, but it's a grueling trial of will and endurance, and they only lasted for two days; she believes she would last five days at most. The Traveler convinces her that they act as the vessel instead, with Paimon agreeing that the Moon Marrow couldn't be more dangerous than the levels of Abyssal corruption they've resisted. With her guidance, they store it in the Traveler's body, just as Nefer returns with what medication she could get and wonders what they were up to. The Traveler explains to Nefer about the Wild Hunt attack, and she is surprised to hear of a phantom that is able to impersonate others. Lauma then returns to Hiisi Island, the Traveler and Paimon accompanying her as emotional support.
As the Frostmoon Scions gather for the meeting, several are left wondering what she has to say. Lauma reveals the truth to the tribe, some being accepting of it while others were in disbelief. After the conversation, Lauma reveals that some left, having felt that losing their faith was like losing their home, while others instead thanked her for the truth as they felt it drew her closer to them, having seen her a bit distant and unapproachable before. She then asks about her appearance, and the Traveler gives her an honest remark before she looks at the moonlight, remarking that she feels like she's "finally living on the bright side of the moon."
Characters
41 Characters appear in this Act:
- Aarto
- Ahvo
- Aino
- Ajaw
- Ashru
- Columbina
- Demyan
- Dori
- Flins
- Ina
- Ineffa
- Jahoda
- Jolanta
- Kaarina
- Kachina
- Kapy
- Kari
- Katheryne
- Kinich
- Kunegunda
- Lauha
- Lauma
- Luonnotar
- Maciej
- Mualani
- Nefer
- Ognjen
- Oiva
- Paimon
- Prohor
- Pulonia
- Reetta
- Rerir
- Sandrone
- Sarakka
- Siemomysl
- Snjezana
- Talvikki
- Traveler
- Vanamo
- Vilemina
Achievements
There are 4 Achievements obtainable from A Dance of Snowy Tides and Hoarfrost Groves:
| Achievement | Category | Description | Requirements | 
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Any Discounts for Encounters in a Strange Land? |  Wonders of the World
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It's nice to run into a familiar face. | Earned during Where the Moon Rises or Rest Beyond Reach | 5 |
| Maidens of Sonnet and Song | Wonders of the World
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Those creatures born among flowers are blessings from the moon. | Earned during Where the Moon Rises | 5 |
| The Maiden Beneath the Moonlight | Wonders of the World
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Meet The Damselette at Silvermoon Hall... | Earned during Reunion Beneath the Moonlight | 5 |
| A Dance of Snowy Tides and Hoarfrost Groves | Wonders of the World
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Complete "A Dance of Snowy Tides and Hoarfrost Groves." | Complete In the Shadows of Night | 10 |
Soundtracks
Gallery
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Other Languages
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | A Dance of Snowy Tides and Hoarfrost Groves | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 雪浪与苍林之舞 Xuělàng yǔ Cānglín zhī Wǔ | A Dance of Snowy Waves and Pale Groves |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 雪浪與蒼林之舞 Xuělàng yǔ Cānglín zhī Wǔ | |
| Japanese | 白銀の浪と蒼林の舞 Hakugin no Nami to Sourin no Mai | A Dance of Silvery Waves and Pale Groves |
| Korean | 눈보라와 푸른숲의 춤 Nunborawa Pureunsup-ui Chum | A Dance of Snowstorms and Blue Groves |
| Spanish | Danza de las mareas nevadas y las arboledas escarchadas | Dance of the Snowy Tides and the Frosted Groves |
| French | Ballet parmi marées enneigées et bosquets givrés | Ballet Among Snow-Covered Tides and Frosted Groves |
| Russian | Танец вьюги в сизой чаще Tanets v'yugi v sizoy chashche | A Dance of Snowstorm in Dove-Gray Grove |
| Thai | ระบำคลื่นปุยฟ้ากับป่าเหมันต์ | |
| Vietnamese | Vũ Điệu Của Rừng Sương Và Sóng Tuyết | |
| German | Tanz der Schneewogen und Wälder | Dance of the Snowdrifts and Forests |
| Indonesian | Tarian Ombak Salju dan Hutan Rimbun | |
| Portuguese | Dança da Neve e da Floresta | |
| Turkish | Buzlu Gelgitlerin ve Karlı Ormanların Dansı | |
| Italian | Danza di maree innevate e boschi brinosi | Dance of Snow-Covered Tides and Hoarfrost Woods |
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