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- Arigato. Did you break up? That's why I haven't seen him in so long... Rest in peace, Merel-dono. It's a shame I didn't get to give you that unique item, - a gentle sigh and the folding of hands finalized this sad statement. - But you're wrong, the singularity didn't break up with it, - she nods at the metal object and shrugs. - Although, that scenario could easily explain what I'm looking at now. Is it true? In my opinion, the way the question is phrased creates a false dichotomy. One doesn't preclude the other; isn't a legend originally formed from a chain of fantastic and not-so-fantastic coincidences?
- There's some truth to that, but speaking of chains of coincidences, two misfortunes are coming - the first is a major one for you and a minor one for others, the second is a minor one for you and a major one for others; one of them can be prevented, and the other cannot. Would you be interested in knowing how?