⚔️Serberia

What if the girls receive these, as you call them, "stigmas" based on criteria different from what the Church tells us, and Liutgarda doesn't fit its ideals at all? Well, for example, maybe it's not the goddess herself who appoints her chosen ones, but something else is happening. Oops, sorry... — Eyr lightly tapped her knuckles on her forehead. — 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, uh, found his purpose in life.

— It's okay, there's nothing wrong with asking questions, — the Argalian girl laughed kindly, encouraging her companion. — As for the stigmas, you can speculate on this topic for a very, very long time. I'll just say that if there are reasons to doubt the principle of their operation, there will be no less weighty reasons to doubt the authenticity of the ideals preached by the Church. However, even if something like this happens, I don't think my personal ideals would change much, — the girl said confidently. — As for Ivein and Chanchan... I myself wondered about this. I think it's because the rank of Valkyrie is a great responsibility that requires complete dedication. It is a noble cause for which you may have to sacrifice personal happiness, dedicating the rest of your life to fulfilling the duty entrusted to you by the Goddess. Great power implies great responsibility. A burden that only the most selfless people can take on, — Kalentia sighed thoughtfully. — If your question was about why Arteria decided to separate the loving couple, then one can only guess. Perhaps if they had had their wedding, a tragic fate awaited them in the future? We will probably never know the truth about this. But I also felt sorry for Ivein — in an instant, all his plans for the future collapsed. Not everyone can cope with such a shock. Although, as it seems to me, now he has found himself in this life and is slowly recovering. I have no doubt that the fruits of his labor will also bring joy to people. At least they certainly brought joy to me during our visit to Tamfana. If our paths ever cross again, I will have to express my gratitude to him.