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— I dare presume the outcome of the response will sweeten your request with satisfaction, my lord. — the lunar one nodded briefly. — A matter of knightly vow for the royal house shall render service of the highest virtue to the present and future times. When a measure of free time is even, the details of the upcoming plan ought to be clarified between us.
- A moment of freedom is at hand, my lady, yet the essence of my request is exceedingly simple: the prestige of Deus is largely defined by the achievements and personal qualities of those who lived in the era of his reign, and therefore for the glory of Her Splendor in the present and future, I yearn to inscribe upon the pages of history the lives of our comrades, so that not only their names and titles may be known to posterity. Unfortunately, however, my hands are occupied with affairs in the capital, and the great volume of duties does not permit such distractions.
— I have heard tell of a secret book that commits knightly deeds of an era to the judgment of posterity's gaze for triumph. Yet history knows that chroniclers hold the pages. And so I must ask you directly, my lord: is it only the retelling of the worthiest of the best that you value for the light of prestige, or the smiles of truth shed upon each comrade separately? The individual's personality is multifaceted; any knight can appear in various guises before the chronicles, depending on how the pen plays with the record.