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- Yes, let's go. - Agreeing to go to headquarters, she pondered the gifts. - Honestly, no. I'm not even sure if such a gesture would be appropriate for someone like me, especially after my incompetence... resulted in the loss of Her Majesty's beloved ship entrusted to me.
—Well, there's no need to talk like that; the loss of the ship was entirely my fault, from beginning to end. But that also belongs to the past, and in the present, I don't think it has anything to do with expressing gratitude. —opening the gates of the headquarters, the mountain dweller lets his companion pass. —But... you can help me if you want. Honestly, we'll have to improvise, so I doubt it will be something worthy of more than a second of their attention, but... the main thing is to do it with a pure heart and put all your soul into it. Fortunately, our benefactors are not the kind who lack understanding of human nature.