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— Oh... — the Tanarrian girl drawled, finally breaking the silence and, perhaps, shattering the image of a strong, silent protagonist or someone who simply had nothing to say in response to this monologue, — ... I don't want to seem overly rude, but first, I'd like to know what the purpose of my being here is. I think you can understand that it's not every day that you're magically pulled out of your own world. At least, not in my homeland. Perhaps things are a little different here. Oh yes, — the girl quickly realized, — and what should I call you? Maybe I missed it, but you didn't mention your name.
—Perhaps not every day. You can call me Klin. —the knight repeated. —As for the purpose of your summoning, unfortunately, a humble servant like me doesn't have knowledge of Her Highness's grand plans. I heard that the outcome of the spell is the will of the goddess of the cosmos herself, who chooses the worthy chosen one. Sometimes, she even saves him from death and grants him a second life here, with us. I also heard that Her Lightness directs her conscious and subconscious thoughts, thus summoning the one whose skills she needs most at that moment. I also heard that all of this is just pure chance. —he turned away as he said these words. —But whatever the case, miss, I believe Her Highness will soon reveal her plans for the future to you.