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“So, I think that while I was reading your explanations, you had time to think carefully about what happened. First, I want to reiterate that the doors of this academy are open to everyone who wants to learn and is capable of living in harmony with those around them. This is necessary not only for your own personal development but also for building bridges of understanding between different peoples. Only in this way can we achieve harmony with each other and live in peace without war and discord. Yes, we had a tragic start, and I am very upset about what happened, but this is not a reason to harass one of your comrades just because of bad stereotypes and external characteristics. Your active civic position is certainly commendable, but next time, try to discuss such issues with me or other teachers in advance so as not to escalate the situation where it could have been avoided. To show, by example, the danger of misconceptions and stereotypes, let's take one of Fortis' arguments as an example. ‘Aeolia, the land where banditry, terrorism, and slavery have flourished for a long time, was the only country where demons had rights.’ Currently, Aeolia is indeed a dangerous place to live, but all of these horrors appeared in it only after this country lost the war and came under the influence of foreign powers, and this has nothing to do with one of the peoples of Aeolia! Remember, it is the conditions of life and culture that create people. In general, I hope that you will be able to reject hatred and embark on the path of friendship and understanding. That’s all, you can be free... Everyone, except Gideon.
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Nira never liked to swim, so the fact that she didn't have to be pulled out of the water was already a good result.
—And I was wondering why you were circling the hall for the third time, maybe the boy got lost and is too shy to ask where the exit is. And it turns out you were looking for me just to gloat? 😂 —the stench from the horned one's mouth made Nira involuntarily cover her nose with a towel. —Sorry, it's just that for such a big guy, it's kind of... sad. —With these words, the girl left for the women's locker room.
—Run, little woman, it suits you, —he threw after her.