Ple-Sen
Alaria seems to be right, and yet... phooey on your indignation! Phoooooey!
– I cannot deny your correctness, my lady, – Rezara sighed. – But we are people. We are supposed to differ from mindless monsters, are we not? However, let us not dwell on the sad. It would be an honor for me to fight side by side with you, my lady Alaria. If you ever need help in Swordgard, you know who to turn to.
Where does the Guildarion even get her arrows? Does the lord send them to her personally by magic? Adalard is sure to become even more proud now. His maiden has outwitted the knights of Deus himself.
— Alas, my lady Sanjore, some people are capable of such treachery that monsters could never even dream of. It is important to keep faith in humanity, but you must not let that faith cloud your vision. Otherwise, someone will take advantage of it, sooner or later, — the Tanarsian nodded respectfully at the Swordgardian's last phrase, — the honor of fighting side by side was mine as well. The quality of your training, as well as that of my lords Daleoside and Ardelisot, is beyond all praise. With warriors like these, no monsters will take the walls of Swordgard. And to your offer I will respond in kind — it will always be a pleasure to see you in Lament.
Having bid farewell to the Crimson Blade, Catharsis returned to her writing, so that, in the end, she could finally hand the final result to Serene Bliss.