☀️ Arselia and Akonia

After listening to a meaningful pause:

-- Well, umm, I don't know what to say. We could, of course, conduct some multifaceted analysis of this personality, but if she decided to "ask for permission," then maybe it's all irrelevant, and her way of thinking, although a bit strange and naive, is harmless? Perhaps, if I were not a knight, but a paladin, a champion of faith, social justice, and a great ideal, I might even try to argue with this girl, trying to convince her that she is wrong, indiscriminately condemning all otherworldly beings simply because of their nature, but the truth is that I really don't care what anyone thinks. People often get caught up in ideas that are actually purely artificial, naively believing that any concept they come up with must somehow be true, but the real truth lies only in your heart and in what warms your soul. Not in the sense that your soul is filled at one time, and then you look at something you don't like, and it empties, no. It's a fragile and unreliable balance; no one is capable of destroying literally everything that doesn't suit them, which means they will never find happiness based on such a criterion. But if you simply accept the world, with all its contents, as it is, without trying to invent anything or attribute anything to it, and then take on a clear, most appealing role in this world, then... Then everything will be very simple.

-- I think this perspective is the most constructive.