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— There's no point in establishing and comparing the value of human lives. — Eisen folded his hands together. — From a statistical point of view, where everything in life is just numbers, your decision was fundamentally wrong, as the fate of a large number of people always outweighs the fate of a small number of people, but real life is much more complex, and it's impossible to give a definitive answer to this question. Rohei, my doctoral duty requires me to save and alleviate the lives of others; it is my calling. But if fate were to present me with a difficult choice, and Cecilia and Celine were on opposite sides of the scales, I wouldn't question how many lives were on the other side. From my perspective, as a husband and father, that would be the only possible solution. Ultimately, whether your squad's decision was right is for you to decide. — Eisen stood up and put his hand on his student's shoulder. — But know that I don't blame you for it. Yes, it's a shame that you didn't manage to do a good deed, but there's nothing to be ashamed of. If your conscience is bothering you, instead of wallowing in despair or self-flagellation, it's better to channel your energy into improving your skills so that this doesn't happen again.
— Yes, that makes sense... Thank you for your support. — He felt a little better. — By the way, are my skills needed at the clinic today?