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- Edin-san, if by "offense" you mean what I just said, please don't take it to heart. It's clear that I had to express my verbal assessment of what happened in that form only because, according to the rules of the divine comedy, it had to be given in response to the event. And because the young man was offended, he avoided criticism directed at him, deciding to have the last word. I don't want to act as if I'm sitting in the back row of a classroom, replaying a monologue in my head. And to ignore him completely would be impolite, as he clearly put a lot of thought into his tirade. So don't worry, his perspective, which suspiciously resembles some kind of strange meta-commentary, is so alien to me that such childishness cannot affect my feelings in any way, especially since he didn't even understand my response. As for Minako-chan... well... For example, is it possible for students to have part-time jobs? Considering their workload.
- I see... It's probably a cultural thing. Forgive my boldness. - The guard bowed his head. - Minako is a very energetic and hardworking girl; I think that if anyone can handle combining a part-time job with their studies, it's her.