Chinese ink wash painting on a hanging scroll with misty washes, sharp brushwork, empty space and red seals. Frieren, a small elf with long pointed ears sticking out sideways, silver-white twin tails, green eyes and red drop earrings, wearing a white gold-trimmed capelet and tunic dress over a black-and-white striped shirt, dark grey tights and brown boots. Flomira, a young human woman whose ears are covered by long wavy orange hair, bangs over her right eye, green left eye, wearing a draped white dress with cap sleeves, a gold choker with a red teardrop pendant, gold bracelets and black strappy sandals. In a flower field long ago, Flomira teaches a young Frieren how to hide her mana, her one visible green eye gentle and amused. Flomira is clearly taller (close to a full head) than Frieren; Frieren's head reaches about Flomira's chin. Only Frieren has long pointed elf ears; everyone else has normal ears hidden under their hair. Vertical scroll composition, monochrome ink with tiny color accents; exactly two people in the image, Frieren and Flomira, both clearly recognizable, highly detailed.