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"I don't know what you're talking about; it was so long ago that I barely remember. And even if I did, life has taken on a new perspective since then. Believe me, even with all the circumstances, these moments are far from the most unpleasant," she replies just as quietly. "Well, if you still feel awkward about something, just let it go and be glad that this time everything turned out well. Maybe the universe was hinting at something to you?" she says with a smile, not particularly warm, but without resentment and with the hope that the grumpy cat, who had actually dodged a bullet, would learn this unexpectedly easy and happy life lesson and, if not for others, then at least for her own good. Deep down, "daughter" understood that some people are pathologically unteachable, and it is quite likely that she will continue her antics until some unfortunate set of circumstances puts an end to all of this. If that happens, Anuzish and Kamisamata will be her judges; there is nothing to be done to fix it. "Well, I understand you," Aiyano says, nodding at the explanation, and looks at her companions one by one. "Does anyone want to try?... A unique chance to tell the world about yourself for ✹..." Having said this, she realized that what she had said sounded even stranger than what she had heard from others. "As if the life stories of random people would be worth the paper used for even one book..."