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—Well, well, Sir Shao, don't be so harsh in your judgments. Although my companions' insightful reasoning sometimes makes them seem much older than their years, let's not forget that they are currently at the peak of their youthful strength and intellect. You've probably already checked their charlists. During this time, crushing the skulls of dragons and reshaping the world with some bold ideology like "whatever, I probably won't live to be 30" isn't such an unreasonable deviation from the norm. But if life suddenly takes a different turn, rest assured: failing a couple of strength tests to get out of bed will inevitably lead you to realize the value of family, past and future generations.
—Continuing the topic of songs, if you happened to catch their impromptu concert earlier, I'd be interested to hear your opinion as a talented singer and songwriter. Of course, if it's not too much trouble.
—Don't joke like that, or you might think you're pushing me to commit a crime to get a casus belli, even though you're immune to it, or you have an antidote in your pocket. Don't worry, we don't have anything like that in our headquarters, so you're not in danger. Good manners dictate that I should greet guests properly.
I respect fulfilling one's duty to the monarch, and that's one of the reasons I love this queen, but I still disagree that "freedom is overrated." Quite the contrary, people often underestimate freedom. Royal chambers are considered a sign of success, but if they become a comfortable prison, what do they really offer? Is wealth valuable in itself, or is it valuable for the opportunities it opens up for a person?
—In my opinion, it doesn't matter. On the contrary, it's better to be poor than to live in a padded cell, because in the latter case, you only have one small, albeit pleasant, space... But if you have nothing, the whole world is your home, the generous Anuzish will welcome you in Margel, Mindzhin, or any other province of the vast Empire, anything can open up before your eyes, and no one will demand an account of your actions... Only the fences of human houses will be forbidden to you, but is that so bad? They make up a tiny part of the total area and a tiny fraction of all the wonders of the planet.
—The more vectors of action a person has, the better it is for that person. Of course, sometimes some of these vectors change into something better, a vast valley can be replaced by a narrow path through a mountain pass leading to happiness. But this should be a very careful, targeted change, and with the person's internal consent, otherwise the whole meaning is lost. Therefore, your position is understandable to me, but I adhere to a different one.
—And in general, there are reasons why I don't blab my biography to everyone! - Gion snorted, folding his arms across his chest.
—Well, during travels, you can help everyone in need, and that will bring much more benefit to the state than sitting at home doing nothing, - Beata snorted irritably, unhappy that she was called a bandit and her secret was revealed.
—Yes. Legacy doesn't necessarily have to be in the form of children. You can make the world a better place with your actions, your work, or your creativity.
—However, everyone has their own path, - Gion concluded. - As long as it doesn't cause discomfort to those around them.
—Uh-huh... - Midorik nods. - That sounds like the truth. And didn't you want to take a look at her? Some people have already seen her, their benefactor. But they probably couldn't tell about it later.