Secrets & Allies: An Adventure in Autumn at Eryri

Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Secrets & Allies: An Adventure in Autumn at Eryri
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Story Transcript:

Cy: Yn rhewandeuddynig ysgol breswyl ger ardaloedd dramatig Eryri, roedd Aeron yn gwasgu ei lygaid wrth syllu allan trwy ffenestr wydrog, ymhell i ffwrdd i’r mynyddoedd hardd.
En: In a frost-bitten boarding school near the dramatic landscapes of Eryri, Aeron squinted his eyes as he stared out through the frosted glass window, far off into the beautiful mountains.

Cy: Roedd yr etholiad, a’r ddewrder dyfrllyd a ddigwyddodd ynddo, yn ei ben yn troi yn ei fyfyrdodau tawel am y bore.
En: The election, and the watery courage that had occurred within it, swirled in his mind as he quietly reflected on the morning.

Cy: Roedd yr hydref wedi cyrraedd gyda’i liwiau euraid, a’r ddail yn crisialu o dan ei esgidiau wrth iddynt gerdded i’r ystafell gyffredin i weithgaredd newydd.
En: Autumn had arrived with its golden hues, and the leaves crunched under his feet as they walked to the common room for a new activity.

Cy: Ond roedd bywyd Aeron yn mometwm arall, gyda gwyntoedd bywyd yn ei hwynebu.
En: But Aeron's life was another momentum, with the winds of life facing him.

Cy: Yn ei gof, gwrthododd y ffaith bod llythyr gan ei dad pellennig yn allweddol i gyfrinach deulu ac i’w ddyfodol.
En: In his memory, he rejected the fact that a letter from his distant father was key to a family secret and to his future.

Cy: Roedd y llythyr bellach ar goll, rhywle o fewn y clostir helaeth.
En: The letter was now lost, somewhere within the expansive grounds.

Cy: Efallai bod Rhys a Cerys, ei gyd-ddisgyblion drwgdybus, wedi ei guddio fel camdrinfu.
En: Perhaps Rhys and Cerys, his suspicious classmates, had hidden it as a prank.

Cy: Gyda’r nos, ar ôl y gloch diweddol, penderfynodd Aeron fentro allan, yn benderfynol o wrthod ildio.
En: At night, after the final bell, Aeron decided to venture out, determined to refuse to yield.

Cy: Cerddodd ystafelloedd tawel, lle clywodd sŵn y llawr derw enfawr yn gruddfan.
En: He walked through the silent rooms, where he heard the groan of the massive oak floor.

Cy: Roedd y tywyllwch yn dditordeb i’w chalon dawnus.
En: The darkness was an intrigue to his adventurous heart.

Cy: Rhaid oedd iddo ddarganfod lle’r oedd y llythyr.
En: He had to discover where the letter was.

Cy: Ar awr hwyr yn y llyfrgell, fe wynebodd don o nerfusrwydd wrth iddo wynebu Rhys, oedd ymddangos yn troi tudalennau llyfr oesol.
En: Late in the hour, in the library, he faced a wave of nervousness as he confronted Rhys, who appeared to be turning the pages of an ancient book.

Cy: "Ble mae'r llythyr?
En: "Where is the letter?"

Cy: " a ofynnodd Aeron, ei lais yn siglo ychydig.
En: Aeron asked, his voice trembling slightly.

Cy: "Dim ond jest," sibrydodd Rhys, ond roedd twyll yn ei lygaid.
En: "Just a jest," Rhys whispered, but there was deceit in his eyes.

Cy: Roedd mantal Rhys yn brawf, ond nid oedd yn dangos ond darn bach o’r gwirionedd hwnnw.
En: Rhys' mantle was proof, but it showed only a small piece of that truth.

Cy: Roedd amser yn mynd heibio, ac wrth i Aeron sganio’r llyfrau yng nghefn y silffoedd, fe ddaeth o hyd i gyfrol o farddoniaeth a oedd wedi disgyn ar lawr.
En: Time passed, and as Aeron scanned the books at the back of the shelves, he found a volume of poetry that had fallen to the floor.

Cy: Clywedodd grôs bach o bapur yn disgyn o’i dudalenau, ei lythyr yn llithro allan.
En: He heard a small rustle...