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- We haven't seen him; we just got back ourselves, - Beata shrugged. - But Guio has some good news, - she nudged him in the thigh with her heel.
- Yes! - he smiled, showing all 32 of his teeth. - We now have a full-fledged doctor on our team!!!
- Guio is great; I've always said so, - Beata puffed up as if she had personally taught him medicine. - And I've gained some confidence after today. I think I'm pretty good at encouraging people and inspiring them.
- Uh-huh, uh-huh. I've always known that; I've experienced it myself.
- But there's one nuance to my new profession... By accepting it, I swore to value human life and not harm people. And I intend to uphold these principles out of respect for the work of doctors. This doesn't mean I've forgotten how to wield a weapon, but I'd still prefer to avoid situations where I have to take a life or inflict serious injuries. Of course, an order is an order, but... I would be grateful if I had the opportunity to act according to my convictions.
- We've already talked about this. I suggested making some kind of gloves so that he could control the force of his blows, and the opponents he strikes wouldn't die or get injured, but would only be taken out of the battle. I don't see the point in applying such an effect to the weapon because it's just Guio's quirks, but I think we should respect his desires and aspirations.
- Yes... I don't really know how difficult it would be for you to do something like that, but I think it's a worthwhile idea.
-- What kind of nonsense is this, tell me? Sir Creep didn't even impose such conditions on me; you're just getting worked up again... And Kalina never told me anything like that; she's a doctor herself, but she was ready to kill dragons alongside everyone else. Or do dragons not count? Oh, right, they even have citizenship; if they go to the hospital to get their teeth treated, they'll be served for free, by the way, but I won't. I don't believe you. Now, repeat the oath so I can be sure