After the quake blind willow, sleeping woman dance dance dance

The Professor has big power and deep wisdom. But the Little People have just as 
deep wisdom and big power as he does. Better be careful in the forest. Important 
things are in the forest, and the Little People are in the forest, too. To make sure 
the Little People don’t harm you, you have to find something the Little People 
don’t have. If you do that, you can get through the forest safely
. 
. . . 
Tengo played that part back one more time. Fuka-Eri narrated this section somewhat 
more rapidly than the others. The intervals between sentences were a touch shorter. 
The Little People were beings who possessed the potential for harming both Tengo 
and Professor Ebisuno, but he could not discern in Fuka-Eri’s tone of voice any 
suggestion that she had written them off as evil. Judging from the way she spoke of 
them, they seemed like neutral beings who could go either way. Tengo had 
misgivings about another passage: