United Kingdoms

— Ahelsiy... — Malgoroth said the name aloud and paused for a long time. —Tell me about your attitude towards life. What makes you get up in the morning, what do you live for, what makes you happy, and what makes you sad?

—Are you really interested in that? — the priest seemed a little surprised. —Well, alright. I've always wanted to help people in life, and that's how I came to the teachings of the Mentor. I am happy to see how people change and transform for the better thanks to the precepts of the Enlightened, how their souls are cleansed of sins, and their hearts are filled with kindness and harmony. For me, as a humble servant, there is no greater happiness than the opportunity to help those in need embrace these positive ideals, to support them with advice in difficult times, so that they do not stray from the path and get lost in the darkness.
Ahelsiy took a short pause and sighed heavily.
—Of course, for many, it is not easy to come to terms with such changes in life, to quickly accept and realize the many small precepts and rules that must be followed. People are by nature impatient and do not like change. But inner peace does not come instantly, and in trying to resist our help, many often begin, as if to spite us, to defile their souls with sin. I understand that sometimes we lack gentleness, but gentleness alone will not attract attention, no matter how many positive things you highlight. And that's when... precedents happen. And if those who are simply lost in the darkness only evoke my sympathy, then those who stubbornly and deliberately drive themselves and their loved ones into the abyss of sin and vice greatly upset and sadden me.
He paused for a moment.
—But every day I try to wake up with the hope that my life is not in vain, because by dedicating it to helping others, I gradually fill this world with happiness and kindness, and therefore it will not be lived in vain, in the service of the ideals of inner purity and harmony. But every life is precious, and every soul given to us by the Mentor is important, so I don't really think about such things, to be honest.