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- So, this is the kind of riddle we're dealing with... - the priestess sighs. - They say that those whom Kami wish to punish are deprived of their minds, but it seems that's already my fate. Everyone tells me that my sense of self-preservation is suffering, and here I am, facing such a task. I should have realized that there are no shortcuts to anything worthwhile. I feel that I won't be able to take away two of these three things, because I don't possess them anyway, - she shrugged. - But you know, suffering for a righteous cause is one thing, suffering for a whim... is quite another. Although, we will all lose this, and much more, over the years, won't we?