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- I'll keep that in mind if things get tough, - Myco promised. - As for the operation... I don't plan on making any mistakes, and I won't tolerate them from anyone else. Everyone can handle a situation where they have to choose between someone else's life and their own, but is that really the key to victory? Or is it just about creating unnecessary drama? If you want my opinion, a good ending is one where everyone wins. Yes, sometimes you have to work hard, shed a tear, or even spill three liters of blood to achieve that, but there's nothing you can do about it; that's just reality. So, we need to strive for that. In short, let's promise not to put each other in such awful situations, and let's make sure that others don't do it either. Because I don't entirely trust some of them when it comes to common sense...
- Naria should have appointed you as the operation leader, not Sonata. You probably didn't think about it in the context of your original profession, but you have all the qualities for it. Okay, I promise, - she gives him her pinky finger, probably for the third time in her life, - let's try to make sure that both we and everyone else return home safe and sound.