- So, what would you like to ask... - Beata thoughtfully surveys the gathering, - who did you want to be when you grew up?
The green-eyed woman's smile clearly indicated:
and as soon as I arrived, I tried to find out about the similarities between cultures, and I was directly threatened with retribution from the church if I even started to develop this topic.
-- But! I'm sure that your ideals should be important to you, Gar. Even if you've outgrown something and are ready to give it up, that's fine. It's worth remembering what you believed in before and considering it as a necessary step in your growth. This is what made you who you are now, it should have a special place in your heart. If, on the contrary, you had something great and wonderful in the past, for example... For example, a special, deep respect for the dead, - didn't you have that? Keep it with you, don't forget it. Even if the whole world doesn't understand you and considers you a weirdo, be sure that I will understand you! However, the world doesn't need to know at all, so my advice is unlikely to harm you.
"This sounds more plausible than Erefir's tales about hero-knights... Well, at least he didn't turn out to be a villain, although he didn't go very far."