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“Allow me to be frank,” Elrina said, noting that Larian’s eldest son, Heliador, though speaking clearly, looked noticeably tired. “The issue isn't so much my lack of interest as it is the unwillingness to open up opportunities for competitors to expand their economic capabilities at the expense of this company. I admit, it’s not very ethical, especially considering we live in a free market economy, and I had nothing to do with the founding of ‘Reimford.’ Nevertheless, it was something I needed to do. The days ahead hold great changes, and they are closer than ever before,” Twaice uttered this enigmatic phrase impassively, glancing around at the people gathered at the reception. “If you don’t change your mind after today’s event, I will be happy to discuss the possibility of a partnership with you at the first convenient opportunity.”