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— You know, I never really thought about it, but based on the outward characteristics of her appearance, Superbia resembles you a bit. Uh, I mean... I don't want to say that you would "look cute" fighting something "like that," but just... Well... 
- Ha, I guess I can see what you mean. Well, thanks anyway. Let's just leave it at that. Maybe someday this scene can be displayed in a museum as a metaphor for the year 3996.
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— Based on what Father told me, I'm sure you don't need to worry about any more of his independent actions. He promised to apologize to the students at the end of the week, after the lectures. Until then, he'll be staying at the villa, although he complained about not being able to sleep well. Do you have any idea what might be causing that?
- N-no. Maybe he's just not used to sleeping in a different bed. It happens... - she clears her throat and changes the subject. - There are a few more things I wanted to discuss. First, we need to order a committee badge for Gideon. Second, it would be good to ask your father to invite Lynette with him on his visit, if that's possible within a week. You know, regarding the request from von Kaff. It's not the most ideal time for such a visit, considering Caladium's goals, but what can you do... Or, as an alternative, if she's not interested in seeing the academy, she could at least come to Alma and stay at the villa. And third, regarding Cassia Zlodrev... I checked with His Majesty about her, and he told me something unpleasant. Apparently, she doesn't have any family curse, and it's all just something her overprotective father made up. Remembering that incident at the sawmill... I'm not sure what the best course of action is in this situation. At first, I even thought about staging some kind of fake ritual, after which she would "be healed," but that would be kind of mean. And if we just tell her what's really going on, she might either not believe it or completely hate her father. No matter how he is, it's still wrong. There are fathers who are much worse... I was thinking about maybe consulting with Nira, but I don't want to burden her with someone else's emotional baggage, she's already helped a lot more than she could, and besides, this is a rather personal matter... What do you think, is there a less painful way out of this dilemma?
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.