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—But that's true. Even in Kridea, living on the very edge of the civilized world, we were still infinitely distant in our affluent ignorance. Having uttered this useless thought, Klin feels as if his voice, although still lifeless, resonates with a completely different, human echo throughout the forest surroundings. —Do you feel any changes, Captain? I don't know about you, but I feel a little lighter in my soul.
- Despite her harsh tone, I think this was a very successful meeting for us. Now I have a little more hope for our successful return to... Civilization. - After what the forest stranger had just said, Sanex's own thought seemed paradoxical to him.