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-- I had no intentions, -- she answered to the only question. -- But you know, without any intentions, one can end up completely alone. For some reason, with each time, this picture seems surprisingly more and more real, although it's nothing more than a thoughtless extrapolation...
"But it's not entirely unfounded in past experience."
-- Yes, you're right, of course. Thank you for the kind words, but tell me, what do you think is the fate of those who leave us? That's where we can't see anything clearly, and we have to rely on our inner feeling and a few miracles to penetrate this realm. Can the living do anything more for those who are no longer with us? Something that would be a tangible benefit?
- If this person was your close comrade, then the best thing you can do for them is to continue living in a good state of mind, because no comrade would want their close friend to be consumed by deep sorrow because of them. But if you are interested in rituals, it would be best to consult with the Abbess.