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- You're right, it's better to think positively. Hmm, what will you do if the princess... or rather, the Empress, breaks the spell on you tomorrow? I think that would be wonderful.
—Right tomorrow, in the break between the coronation and taking care of the whole country?... I think I'll finally make myself a cup of black tea and fall asleep for a day... No, don't think I'm not answering seriously. There are, of course, places I would like to visit. People I want to thank. Important things to think about. —the knight said, pausing his gaze on Sanex. —And decisions to make. But all of that with a clear head and a pure soul. By the way... You basically knew me as an undead until now, and before that, only briefly as a cursed man. Aren't you afraid that Eugene Klin, healed by the princess and freed from the spell by his father, will turn out to be a completely different person than his emotionless and will-less shell? Of course, you could argue that such things don't really affect one's character, but if you hear that from some other undead, run away immediately. Although... it's better not to listen at all and just run. So... I'm getting at the fact that the real Klin Chegver was lost about ten years ago, when he first crossed the threshold of Her Brightness's villa. What's left of him? Even I, the current one, don't know. Will his former image still be as pleasant to loved ones and comrades? Pleasant to you?...