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- I don't like it, the image is too vulnerable. Next.
-- That is true. However, not to convince you, but purely on the topic of vulnerability, -- have you ever thought about how fragile a human being is? I find it amusing, because no matter how brave we are, no matter how much we grow in glory and authority in front of each other... Still, the range of conditions suitable for our existence is not that great. Just a little hotter, and we suffer from the heat, or even burn to ashes. Just a little colder, and no clothing will save us from freezing. If we take away the ground beneath our feet and replace it with an ocean without islands, how long will we last, a couple of days at best? And if we take away the sources of food, or air? We are forced to trust our lives to the environment around us, without which our existence would be short-lived. There are practically no exceptions... you can only slightly expand the range of your comfort zone.)
-- The same goes for the people around us; in general, trusting them to some extent is not a weakness, but a vital necessity. No matter how much someone boasts about their independence, it doesn't fully exist; we all owe something to someone... Otherwise, at the very least, we would be savages, not knowing the language and eating grass, and even that is not true, because someone gave birth to us at one time, as small, vulnerable infants.
-- In fact, these are obvious thoughts, but the picture reminded me once again.Author
- Next... Work by Her Highness Revani es Diesra Arual.
-- Her Highness, the Third Princess, it's quite unusual to encounter her first event-related mention in this way," said Erefir quietly, allowing Kalina to make the first meaningful comment regarding the quality of the work.