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“Yes, I should also take some time to read his travel guides about the cities of Serberia…” Recalling the works of Ivein, which she had been studying in detail just a few hours earlier, Air blushed slightly, but then pushed away the inappropriate thoughts for the moment. “Father said that if you live in harmony with nature and follow the call of your own heart, then the path to clarity of the soul and satisfaction of the mind will open up. But the history of Chanchang seems to show that people burden the Valkyries with their own, selfish expectations and force them to sacrifice their personal happiness. But can a spirit, imprisoned by the chains of society, serve as a beacon for the lost? You know, I liked Elheim in its own way, and Tamfana also had its pleasant moments, but sometimes it seems to me that people in big cities just complicate everything. In my home, well, in Valravn, there were no locks and keys, and if someone was so poor that they couldn't get food or shelter, they were given it as a gift, without expecting anything in return.” It was impossible to determine now whether it was really like that, or whether the picture of her homeland was greatly embellished by her childhood memories. “But in ‘civilized’ cities, centers of cultural and social life, in a difficult time for your family, you may need to borrow money just to feed yourself or get back on your feet, and then they will definitely demand it back from you, maybe even with interest. We thanked the spirits of nature for its gifts and honored our ancestors, we did not trespass on foreign lands and lived in harmony with the world around us, without haste, but with confidence in our path, while the inhabitants of big cities are always rushing somewhere, running and running with frantic eyes, not knowing where and what they want. Perhaps the same is true in spiritual life, although I probably shouldn't talk about it…” Over the years, her own soul has also become imbued with things that are alien to it, and in many ways she has left the path of her homeland behind.
Memories of her homeland and her father slightly threw Air off balance; she decides to leave this topic and, after saying goodbye, returns home.