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— Well, as you may have heard in the lecture, many Valkyries have diametrically opposed views on various issues,” Kalentia smiled. “However, Liutgarda is one of them, and her righteousness is beyond question—otherwise, she wouldn’t have become one of the last chosen ones of the Goddess. And, in my opinion, the diversity of views among the Valkyries reflects the diversity of views among the ordinary followers of Artery. 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 is difficult to deny his piety. As for me... — the Argalian spread her hands. — ... perhaps life in Cerberia had an effect? It's hard to just step back and look at yourself 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 Cerberia, 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.
— But what if the girls receive these, as you call them, "stigmas" based on criteria different from what the servants of the Church tell us, and Liutgarda doesn't fit her ideals at all? Well, for example, maybe it's not the goddess herself who appoints her chosen ones, but something else happens. Oh, sorry... — Eir lightly tapped her knuckles on her skull. — I don't really understand anything about all this and I'm just saying the first thing that came to my mind after this lecture, so don't take my words seriously. I'm more interested in why Ivein and Chanchan couldn't be together... You know, after this story, I even felt sorry for him, but I hope he has now found his, uh, purpose in life.