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My question for everyone is: who do you respect the most in life?
—Well, actually, "respect" isn't as straightforward a concept as it might seem. But if we take the basic definition, then... My father and mother, first and foremost, of course. Even though they are gone, respect doesn't just disappear. My mentor, who taught me about Kreeg's wisdom. And from the present... Her Highness, Father Eugene, the blacksmith Craig, the master of "Chronos," my companion Sanex, the zemel of Creon, and of course, my comrades: both past and present, both in battle and in service at the villa. These are the ones I respect the most. As for the rest, I respect many, because many good people in this world have done me good, and I would like to repay them in kind, although it is rarely within my power.
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Alright. To everyone: what is the best panorama or landscape you have ever seen? And then, Guyon will ask the next question.
—Right now, I would probably say that the view of my native settlement from the top of the highest mountain was the best thing I've ever seen... But ten years ago, even that seemed stale and tiresome to me. And once, after a long journey that took me to unfamiliar lands and off course, finally reaching Margel and seeing this pinnacle of human civilization for a person of my origin was something absolutely unique. And then, even that became commonplace... The Calcite Sands, if you abstract away from the monsters, sand pits, storms, and heat, is also a fascinating sight in its own way.