Sakuramoria

"So many questions," Varya restrained herself from any dismissive glances towards Alidum. "Regarding motivation, I have plenty, and if I'm assigned this task, I'll approach it with all due diligence. But... the most important thing is that the job gets done, not necessarily by whom." "As for the second question... I'm not entirely clear on the complaint; isn't it obvious that a balance between motivation and support is important?" "Also, I don't decide who is a member of my family and who isn't..." "To my great regret, Alidum! To my great regret!" "You know... I'm not sure if it's appropriate to refer to personal experience, but in Refitea, what was it like? If someone was brought to the monastery, you had to befriend them. And there were no exceptions, everything was strict. What's past is past, and now I suggest we learn to live with each other," the last sentence was very difficult for her to say, although perhaps it wasn't that noticeable. "The last question. As Master Mandragora would say," she glanced in his direction, if he was here. "In war, they won't ask you if you have a predisposition. If you think about it, put two and two together, you'll see that we are all primarily taught to be able to defend ourselves, and I think that in our world, even in a peaceful profession, if someone... the path leads them to it, it's still too important. Of course, this is my opinion, but I think that... you underestimate the number of people who think the same way. Last time, I saw how the eyes of those who you wouldn't expect to be enthusiastic were burning, but people really enjoyed it. They lost, they won, but the main thing was that they learned an important lesson. And when they left, they only thought about how to prepare for the next time in the best way and show their skills in the next battle."