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- I wish I had your optimism. Not all foreigners are the same... - Ayano doesn't clarify what she means either. - I had a funny incident in the imperial capital when a young man called me an immigrant and scolded me for bringing children here, as he thought. Being a foreigner is a cross you have to bear; there's nothing you can do about it, so I've gotten used to it to some extent. The real question is, do people in different places really need some vague migrants? What good can I do, for example? I don't have the strength to chop wood, and they clearly don't need my services. So, I just drift through life. Oh well, my thoughts are wandering off track, - she reminds us about the vial again. - Are you sure? It's probably a rare item.
- Vague ones are not needed, but those who have received personal approval from the locals are quite welcome. There are always ways to find something to do, to find a way to apply yourself and be useful to society, if you have the desire. - Heidi gestures to refuse the elixir. - Perhaps, it is indeed rare. But it is much more likely that harpies will attack your and Lord's airship, and you will need it more than anyone else here.