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- There might be some truth to that. Regardless of the circumstances, such an origin undoubtedly left its mark on your character and worldview, even if you are not fully aware of it.
-- Yes, a very significant mark. Even if we don't take into account the inherited family hyperactivity, I often choose my activities based on the ideas instilled in me, which say that every person, even of a warrior class, should develop in many different directions.Author
- You are right, but as the regulars of the philosophers' guild would say, it's a different story. - The Master smiled. - The Imperial family serves as the backbone of our state, without which it would surely fall before an external or internal enemy, or become terribly distorted, so the subjects receive no less from this kind of symbiosis than the monarch and his blood relatives. A similar situation can be observed in certain regions such as Lauria and Luensia.
-- Centralized, inherited power certainly has a beneficial effect; it is more difficult for all sorts of scoundrels to get into such a system. Of course, things happen, but I was surprised to learn from historical books how lucky Welfern and Margel were with their monarchs - they are people you can really use as a moral compass. About 70 percent of them are easy to follow, and that is extremely high. I find it very difficult to understand what Torvik the Founder was made of, that not only he himself, but also generations of his descendants maintained an extremely high standard of dignity, while being under constant pressure from people's expectations. And these expectations were certainly constantly inflated, including because the people were used to good things.
"... Someday, many good things will be written about His Majesty Purian, but I hope that will not happen for a long time yet."Author
- Well, that lady, Felicia Lungworth, was interested in your idea - the mechanical swords, and she placed a rather large order. I think we will finish your "Cat" soon too.
-- Oh, that's flattering! And great! So, I need to help with the assembly, refinement, well, nothing, now the universe has given me a little more time, so I can spend more honest eight hours, if there are no business trips) Of course... There are still many questions about the lady, is she preparing for war, but where is she from? Or maybe she has figured out some secret? In fact, the chainsaw design is very well suited for cutting wood; a friend suggested that this might be the case, and tests on logs confirmed it. The teeth sequentially and automatically tear out the fibers, and thus the sword turns out to be much more effective and easier to use than standard saws) Very good for lumberjacks.
-- Mmm, maybe you already realized this without me, Master, it just so happens that my head usually thinks about battle, -- an awkward smile.