- Well, my eagles. It has been said – and I am explaining this specifically for Sonata – that during your tireless training, you spent some time studying historical accounts of the lives of the emperors of Welfern. This is certainly commendable, as the history of a nation is like the foundation for future generations. You cannot win every situation solely with muscle; sometimes, brains are also needed. However, something was still left out here. Never forget that you owe your unprecedented good fortune and the opportunity to learn from your unique mentor to our universal benefactor – Her Highness, the Chimera Denke Naria es Diesra Arual – the eldest of the imperial family's daughters, who will one day inherit the throne. It was she who gave you the opportunity to spend your days not serving punishments or engaging in routine tasks, but to dedicate your lives to something truly important, honorable, and interesting. And a worthy culmination of the study of the dynasty is understanding who our princess actually is.
Taking out her Temple notebook, she opens it to a page marked with a sticky bookmark.
- Now, I will introduce you to a small study. You may be well-read, but this information will be useful to you. At least in the next hour. You will not find this unique material in the capital's library or in the archives of the special services, – she surveys the class with a stern look to emphasize the seriousness of her words. – Although... perhaps somewhere there are still printed copies? A limited edition was released, only for respected people. Well, never mind, that's another question that is not relevant to the matter... De wa, de wa.
While reading the interview, "daughter" hardly looks at the notebook because she remembers the words almost by heart.
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- With this, we conclude our excursion into the life of a great person. In conclusion, I would like to hear your thoughts on what you have heard, in the format of "something that particularly caught your attention" – "overall impression." As you know, an idea expressed in your own words promotes understanding of the material – but not to the point of reducing it to a few words, but to use them as a starting point for its expanded comprehension. In particular, I would like to hear slightly more detailed answers from Hugon-, Tenok-, Kanchan-, Amirega-, Heinos-, and Pion-kun.