United Kingdoms

Well, I wouldn't say that! I was walking through your market, looking for all sorts of things, and I wandered around for a long time! And then I noticed that my wallet was dangling on my back, just waiting to be snatched! But no, no one even touched it. And then I got a little lost, ended up in some bad neighborhood, and I thought, "Oh, now they're going to hit me on the head and I'm done for" - but no one even looked at me sideways! It's a miracle, this city! I guess you don't have any problems with thieves, right?

Ahelsiy listened carefully to Larriel's emotional speech, without interrupting and trying to remember all the key points.
—But haven't you forgotten that the ways of the Mentor are inscrutable, and it is not for us, her humble servants, to decide how she judged the trials for ordinary people. These difficulties are given to us so that we may attain eternal peace of mind and reunite with the universe, and only by overcoming them with dignity can we achieve eternal harmony. I too sincerely wish that all people could be equal in opportunity and need, but to achieve this, we must show patience and spiritual fortitude. Notice that it is among the well-fed and well-off that the percentage of godless people is greatest. Does this not mean that their life is also a spiritual trial, which they too are failing, becoming enemies of the common people? The greed of kings, the envy of peasants... these are not the things that should drive this world, and by replacing the former with the latter, we will not change anything at all.
—But if we give people time to come to terms with their hearts, to realize the importance of our views on the world, then perhaps we can achieve much more. Time can move mountains, turn cities to dust, dry up rivers, and grow forests. When our faith first reached the kingdoms, we could not even object to the aristocrats. But now we are important and valuable assistants to them, and the representatives of the nobility are gradually adopting our values and precepts. The time will come when they will allow new reforms, soften the laws, and go to meet the common people, and they will respond with a sincere desire to work diligently, to learn, to work. We can indeed change this world for the better, but only by patiently and steadily instilling our views, and not by aimlessly shedding blood and indulging in the madness of rebellion. Of course, we are still very far from achieving this goal. But even now, a positive effect can be observed. And further fueling the conflict between the nobility and the peasants, between the church and the aristocracy, will lead to nothing good. Please, listen to my words.

- After you, friend, - the warrior got to his feet and raised his sword. - Oh yes, almost forgot... Last question - are the peasant girls with you? Do you take them away too? Or have you already killed and eaten them?

Because Helmut passed the agility check, I hope?