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— Is it fair? No... But it will be simply wonderful! Names burden us and chain us to the walls of a treacherous society, sister, and therefore, the simpler we address each other, the freer our spirits and our relationships will be!
Having finished his explanation, Meido relaxed and listened to the wind that tickled his cheeks. — Now, let's go have something to eat and drink; I'm buying!
The fact that Meido expressed his controversial opinion about names to her, unaware of her little dynastic secret, seemed quite ironic to the Sorceress. If anyone wouldn't agree with him, it would be her. At least, her family name wasn't a shackle for her; it gave her the strength to move forward. However, a rootless vagabond wouldn't understand that. Besides, in Linderia's opinion, the only way to be free from the "chains of society" was to seclude oneself on a deserted island.
Although she was somewhat curious to hear what else her new acquaintance might say, Linderia had no intention of accepting the ascetic's offer. Even if she weren't full after her morning meal, the realization that the food had been bought with money stolen from an innocent person would have ruined her appetite. And the very idea of walking around the city with Meido, who could easily try to involve her in one of his schemes, did not appeal to the girl.
— Thank you for the generous offer, but... — the Sorceress guiltily averted her gaze, — ...to be honest, I just had breakfast. Besides, I have some things to do. So, I won't be able to keep you company.