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Nodded. -- Mm! The story of Iron Kalentia and other pupils of Baldur. I'm just starting, it's a read for many hours, but I've already learned a lot. For example, Baron Gungnir, the teacher of the heroine I chose to sympathize with, is a character as if from a novel; he is so intriguing, what is on his mind? He seems harsh and even cruel, but between the lines, it can be read that he has his own reasons. And the Baldurians wouldn't have grown into such skilled warriors if their mentor was soft, unwise in his methods, or bloodthirsty.
— The Baron seems to me like a man who understood the harsh realities of the world and prepared his pupils for the trials ahead. No matter how skilled a warrior he was, he won't always be there to protect them. And he is not young anymore. He raised his adopted children so that they could confidently walk any path they choose. So, the Baldurians were very lucky with their father figure – I myself wouldn't refuse such a mentor. According to the stories, he seems like a very worthy person, although not always able to accurately convey his emotions.
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Well, Her Brightness flew there to sort things out.