- Yes, yes, she'll tell you, - Miko waved her hand dismissively. - "Smile, it annoys everyone." She sits there, not saying a word, and thinks that this applies to everyone. Imagine the situation - your five-year-old child is walking alone on the street, and a dog without a leash and muzzle runs at him, so much so that he climbs a tree and cries there. The owner comes, takes his dog, and walks away leisurely. You, of course, will tell your child later - it's okay, it didn't bite you, everything is fine. Smile! The sun is shining, water is flowing from the tap - what more could you want? And from the point of view of an outside observer, it might be true, but your soothing words won't help the child until he processes his trauma. "But look, another child didn't cry, so don't cry either" - yes, that's a wonderful approach, but another child is another child, and your specific child is your child. Do you understand what I mean? And then, a year later, your child calms down, stops crying, and then you suddenly say to him - do you remember how the dog almost tore your belly? Do you remember how you cried then?)) Of course, that was silly. Come on, stop pouting) - and the child blinks and remembers the whole scene in detail again. And maybe he's just not in a good mood today because the teacher yelled at him unfairly at school, and now you're adding an old "sin" on top of that. In general, what was I getting at? - Aiyano sighs. - Oh, it doesn't matter anymore. We're almost there.
- Hmm... I can imagine such a situation, I have a daughter, but... Well, it's not really important right now.
- Oh, Lady Aiyano, Lady Sonata, good day. - Ladya bowed to both of them. - If you are going to Lord, you missed him by a little. He left for Kamimori about twenty minutes ago.