☀️ Arselia and Akonia

"It's never too late to act wisely, oh-sama," Miko-sama says again, placing her hands on the shoulders of the "old men" and gently squeezing them. "Moreover, the Kami will always appreciate good deeds, especially when it seems that they may not have any meaning or significance, because this symbolizes that a person is making a conscious effort to become better and make the world around them better and more harmonious," she adds with a heartfelt smile, appreciating their good intentions. "But you should still get up; you might catch a cold. Decent people, even the Kami themselves, can simply bow to each other – like this," she bows to the old men. "After all, the meaning of harmonious coexistence with the world and those around us lies primarily in the principle of mutual respect, not humility. In our spiritual understanding, we are all human beings, united before the face of nature and the elements of Anuzish. And if anyone ever tells you that they personally deserve worship, it's best to question that claim." Leaving the men with this thought, she goes to listen to the problem of the shoemaker-swordsman.