— 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 wouldn't always be there to protect them. And he's not young anymore. He raised his adopted children in such a way that they could confidently walk any path they chose. 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 he is not always able to accurately convey his emotions.
"Although the most rational thing would be to have a drink with him and, during the established trusting relationship, try to instill confidence in him and change his views on life. Unfortunately, this is an impossible move for underage orphanage children."
-- In general, yes, as I understand it, this story can be discussed for a long time