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—Raidark, yes. I read about him recently. —For a moment, Klink's eyes flashed with frosty contempt. —Of course, I don't think there's a "personal stake" involved. Rather, it's more general, like trying to build a dam against a raging river... But you're right, in the end, it all comes down to how natural selection works. I think I even recently retold your words to someone. But in my detached example, all these "matters" sounded... different than hearing them from you now. ...As for material matters, no thank you. I have blood, and there's a place for honest work. And I've never wanted anything more in my life. So I can only answer you in kind. Although, I think I saw your ad recently, so maybe there's no need for a counter-offer either?
—Uh-huh, in that regard, I'm doing fine, although you reminded me that maybe I should take that ad down... I don't really have time for it right now. —Rising from the bench, the ascetic tried to cheer himself up. —Well, my friend, we are now among the few who still hold Kredar in their hearts, so giving in to despair and inaction is not an option for us, is it?