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- Wow. Though, I shouldn't have expected anything less from him. He's some kind of super-hyper-soldier-military project, - Lattro spread his hands. - We haven't been anywhere yet, we just arrived. But soon we'll have a mission, and I volunteered for it. So, maybe I won't be polluting the sky for much longer, to your delight! The guy laughed. - Well, seriously, maybe we should start with a clean slate? After all, it's one thing to be rivals in mock games, and another to wander through the snowdrifts in reality. The local ice elementals don't care about our school affiliation; they'll tear anyone apart and won't even blink. Jokes aside, I'd still like all of us to survive and return home. And then we can compete again next year. What do you think?
— Well, that goes without saying; I wouldn't shoot my own people in the back or duel while those walruses are burning our cities, raping women, and killing children. We're all in the same boat... — For some reason, Lattro thought that Hespar had pronounced "t" instead of "d" on purpose, but maybe he just misheard...