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— Thank you for your concern. I've been disappointed in some people, but I'm holding on; where else would I go? — the Taimanian nodded wearily. — They say that adversity builds character, and there's some truth to that, I suppose. If it weren't for the incident with Carvia, I would have handled the events of the past few weeks much worse. But at least I was able to learn some lessons from them, even if they're not very pleasant. I'd like to hope that I won't need them in the future, but common sense tells me otherwise. And how are you doing? Are you alright?
— It's good to hear that you're taking this unexpected reality in stride. I'd like to think that what happened hasn't affected me, but I must admit that I lost my composure during the ceremony, and I'm ashamed of that. Nevertheless... as one of my countrymen once joked, "if our country had a constitution, it would consist of two articles: 1. The king is always right; and 2. If the king is wrong, see article 1." Therefore, the most sensible thing to do is to accept the situation as it is, instead of torturing my mind with doubts.