- Are you alright? - asks a younger phantom, rushing up to the priestess. - Are you hurt anywhere?
- ...yes. That is... yes - no problems or incidents, I didn't even have time to take a dip. Listen, I didn't even notice what caused them to fall in one go. And you are strong! - she nods approvingly. - For a moment, I was worried myself, but you turned out to be too much for this thing.
- Whew, that was unexpected, - said Sonata, wiping sweat from her forehead, - is everyone okay?
- Matthias-kun, how are you? - After examining the boy for injuries, she finally nods. - And you are a man of action, aren't you? I won't bet on whether it was tactically correct - your mentor might have a different opinion, and you should listen to him rather than to my civilian one. But from me - thank you. In a crisis situation, left without guidance, you were able to make a decision, that's an excellent quality. My only request is that there is a line beyond which the ability to make quick decisions turns into recklessness. It is very important to be able to distinguish between the two and not cross it - this is the skill that needs to be honed as soon as possible. But I think you won't have any problems with that, you won't make mistakes. You are quick-witted, - she emphasized her words with an approving smile.
- Bors-san, you did a great job. You are as precise as can be - not a microgram more, not a microgram less. Accuracy is politeness of kings, but apparently not only theirs. Or am I missing something about you?..
Also, nodding separately to Miyuki and the others who participated - as well as those who spent these turns in reserve, she says to Yūnyu and Kayase:
- I didn't see what was happening at the entrance later, but in the end I understood. You both seemed to read my mind! Although maybe it's not that unexpected, - she winks at Kayase and nods gratefully to both of them. - Arigato.
- How are you? - to Tenoku and Bajene. - Okay, I take back my words - or thoughts - you really are very strong, - glancing at the pile of corpses, she says to Bajene and offers a handkerchief. - Uh, keep it... Take a second one, Tenoku-kun.
Waiting for them to recover, with some regret, and even more gratitude, she says to Bajene:
- Yes, it would have been more unsettling here without you... - she calls out to Muda-kun. - You owe me... eight candies. Four for her, four for him. We need to move on in as perfect shape as possible.