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— About the end of the world, what else could it be, — replied Light instead of Berwang. — About how women ruin everything. — Come on, Light, — Relgar disagreed, — the news isn't exactly pleasant, but you're exaggerating the scale of the tragedy. As Bertrand noticed, Relgar's voice betrayed uncertainty.
— I understand you, Light. I'm not happy with the changes that are happening either, — Bert agreed, and then added. — But I wouldn't connect it with "women," as you said, although I don't deny that they might find it easier to come to an agreement and understand each other on certain issues. But if we look at history, there were dark times under the rule of men as well, so it depends more on the individual. In any case, time will tell what all this will lead to, but the preconditions aren't the most encouraging, that's for sure. What do you think about it, Berwang?