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— Felicia was the first... And I somehow didn't expect it from you; I thought that Liutgard was the least likely to fit the Arterian image, although I don't really understand all of this.
— Well, as you heard in the lecture, many Valkyries have diametrically opposed views on various issues,” Calentia smiled. “Liutgard is one of them, and her righteousness is beyond question—otherwise, she wouldn't have become one of the last chosen by the Goddess. And, in my opinion, the diversity of views among the Valkyries reflects the diversity of views among the common followers of Arteria. The so-called "Arterian image" is nothing more than a stereotype, albeit one with some basis. For example, if you imagine an Arterian, you probably wouldn't think of Uncle Gungnir first, would you? At the same time, it's hard to deny his piety. As for me... — the Argalian spread her hands — ... perhaps life in Serberia had an effect? It's hard to just step back and look at myself from the outside. I can only say that I am inspired by her resilience, determination, and willingness to rely only on her own strength. As well as her equal attitude towards all the inhabitants of Serberia, regardless of whether they share her views. It reminds me of Baldur, where we are, first and foremost, brothers and sisters, ready to stand up for each other.