Knights of Tezoth

— I'm very glad you're here, — Stefania concluded.

Before deciding whether to go to the next colleague, the girl said she needed to find out how the other knights were feeling.

— Are there any thoughts you'd like to share with me? Or maybe you'd be interested in finding out how the others are doing together with me?

- Thoughts... Stefania, what do you think — is the ambition and craving that lives in the human heart good or bad for individuals and society, or not really? In a sense, it's precisely because of this that we ended up here, but on the other hand, it seems this is exactly what lies at the foundation of everything we have now.

— Well... if you look at it from the perspective of those who could be harmed by others' ambitions, I suppose someone would say it's bad. For each individual, everything that forcibly drags them out of their comfort zone, deprives them of something, or makes them do what they categorically don't want to do is bad. If you look at the question more globally, essentially all progress stands on someone's ambitions and craving for something. Take, for example, Eidos the Iron. Without his ambitions and desire to unite Tezoth for its protection, everything would have turned out quite differently. Who knows, maybe without that, a fragmented Tezoth would have long ago been swallowed by the monsters of regret. Do we need that? Nope.