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—Copium? Is that when you try to pass off serious health problems as divine blessings? —the knight folded his arms across his chest. —No matter how much money you have, you still won't be able to experience authentic Kreidean cuisine. You can, of course, resort to denial, saying, "You just have a poor diet, and I wasn't that interested anyway," but then it will remain nothing more than empty rhetoric. The crops grown in my homeland, in the Margel climate, won't thrive here. The fruits will lose their nutritional value in transit, even if they're delivered by airship. The meat from live livestock will spoil from stress, and products preserved for long-term storage won't capture the true essence. And professional cuisine can't compare to authentic home cooking, no matter how much you pay the chefs; passion can't be bought with money. True food is when it's grown with your own hands, after a hard day of mental and physical work, in the comfort of your home, and surrounded by loved ones. That's why every Kreidean is quick and athletic, while the capital has the highest mortality rate from obesity.
—Health problems? What kind of health problems are you talking about? Everyone knows that the more "copium" a person has, the healthier they are. Have you ever seen slaves? They're all skin and bones because of their poor diet. So, it turns out that the opposite is also true—a slave or a poor commoner won't be in such good shape as I am. By the way, are you one of them?... You know... One of those. Like our new governor. Listening to you, one might be horrified by the future that awaits our country if this man or his followers remain in power. What a nightmare! This cannot be allowed to happen... —he says to Klinu and Sanex. —If you don't care about yourselves, at least think about future generations. Ugh! It's scary to think that my children and grandchildren will be forced to eat an inhumane diet.