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The note contained the following:
"Please, read this later.
I hope you will find these texts helpful.
Message to [adt], chapter [dk], lines [hh:nn]
Message to [slqw], chapterlines [q: ll]
Book of the Servant [weo], chapter [d], lines [w:qw], chapterlines [n:qp]
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Book of the King [skww], chapter [f], lines [ss:mm]
These passages contain answers to your questions regarding those who are prematurely judged and called demons. In particular, it states that one should not judge strangers by their appearance, and people (a general term) should not be evaluated by their appearance until their inner selves are known. And there is no doubt that they are people, just like you and me, because their creator is Risha, but she did not create a single living soul. Lacking the power of Mana, but wanting to change the world in her own way, Risha took souls that only Mana could create ([links]) and placed them in bodies distorted by ugliness, in order to tempt people. Perhaps she had other motives, but we will never know now, and that is what happened.
For more modern sources, written after Risha created chaos, I recommend you read ([links]).
Also, remember that you should trust the authority of books more than the authority of people.
However, I am not saying all this to engage in education (I see that you have already made your choice), but to strengthen you. Thank you for keeping the memory of the slain alive."
Coriel, somewhat embarrassed, either by her own teachings or by Anastastia's personality (it seems that Anya shot Coru before this, although, maybe it was Nolina, I don't remember), carefully handed her the note during their conversation.
Regarding work, you could suggest she join us, rather than engaging in entertaining public killings... Or maybe Ailris could teach her to cook; the restaurant needs cooks, hehe...
"Please, read this later.
I hope you will find these texts helpful.
Message to [adt], chapter [dk], lines [hh:nn]
Message to [slqw], chapter
Book of the Servant [weo], chapter [d], lines [w:qw], chapter
....
Book of the King [skww], chapter [f], lines [ss:mm]
These passages contain answers to your questions regarding those who are prematurely judged and called demons. In particular, it states that one should not judge strangers by their appearance, and people (a general term) should not be evaluated by their appearance until their inner selves are known. And there is no doubt that they are people, just like you and me, because their creator is Risha, but she did not create a single living soul. Lacking the power of Mana, but wanting to change the world in her own way, Risha took souls that only Mana could create ([links]) and placed them in bodies distorted by ugliness, in order to tempt people. Perhaps she had other motives, but we will never know now, and that is what happened.
For more modern sources, written after Risha created chaos, I recommend you read ([links]).
Also, remember that you should trust the authority of books more than the authority of people.
However, I am not saying all this to engage in education (I see that you have already made your choice), but to strengthen you. Thank you for keeping the memory of the slain alive."
Coriel, somewhat embarrassed, either by her own teachings or by Anastastia's personality (it seems that Anya shot Coru before this, although, maybe it was Nolina, I don't remember), carefully handed her the note during their conversation.
Regarding work, you could suggest she join us, rather than engaging in entertaining public killings... Or maybe Ailris could teach her to cook; the restaurant needs cooks, hehe...