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- Now I understand what Ikigai was talking about regarding the tendency towards suicide among philosophers. If you think about it, things are really, really bad in our modern society.
—Well, don't be sad about it; there's a saying in Kriedaar: "Thought without effort is like a mountain without a peak." On the contrary, this also works. Instead of stewing in your own depressive thoughts, you bring a new, practical idea to your fellow philosophers, always combining it with a useful activity in the fresh air. When your soul is tuned to harmony and unity with the world as envisioned by the mother goddess, all other observations will seem, well, like fallen autumn leaves. —The knight nodded towards the roadside. —They will pass you by as a colorful ornament, without causing any harm to your heart, but rather strengthening it with new life knowledge. And no great wisdom or a philosophy degree is needed for this, no matter what they say in your empire. However, to be honest, after my "transformation," I myself often violated this approach... Author
- I was very young when Emperor Purian was crowned, so I don't know the details of the ceremony, but we don't have nobility in our country, so if we don't allow the "common people" to attend, who then? We just need to find out where it will be held, considering that there is no palace or central square anymore.
—Yes, I forgot about that. —The former servant agreed, looking around. —I don't see any informative posters. Outside the city? Hmm, maybe I should ask about it on the way back to the SRI?