[2] G. V. Anderson was born in 1990 and lives in Dorset, the south coast of England.
He made the journey from Berlin to Bavaria by train and arrived Frau Leitner’s chalet very late at night.
He anxiously asked Frau Leitner to show him the Steingeschöpf that needed restoration and they went upstairs to the attic.
Hertzel was astonished when he discovered that stone creature named "Ambroise" was carved in Queckstein by De Loynes, the Great French Master in the 17th century.
[4] The story also shows the affection between Ambroise and Frau Leitner, and how little time they had left.