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— To go to Marion with such weak feelings and such an ephemeral goal? — Gungnir frowned. — Your visit will not change anything and will only make the situation for Vergil himself more difficult than it was before.
-- I've been thinking about that. About the last part. But didn't I just say that I'm not going to abandon Teya either? I don't know how I'll do it yet; a disguise trick like in fairy tales probably won't help here... And there are too many pitfalls, I agree. I'll probably not even be allowed in there, because... What's the point anyway? But to just leave things as they are... — Gulveig didn't even notice that she had tears in her eyes. She wiped her eyes with her sleeve and only then realized that this part was definitely not part of her plan. — Father Gungnir, please don't call my feelings weak. Everything else, of course, is true, and even more so. But wouldn't Mother Arteria want me to abandon the teacher in a difficult moment?