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—Not at all silly! At first glance, it might seem like a problem, but I think it's more of a delightful aspect of science. After all, we are free to fill in everything unknown with our imagination and reflections, combining accurate conclusions with guesses, and who knows?... Perhaps one day it will turn out that both the "people-avalanches" and the warriors who decapitate with a hammer are not nonsense and a fairy tale, but the very, very extraterrestrial truth. I think that's what makes the greatest charm of exploration.
—Is this really for me? —taking the book, he runs his hand over the cover, reading the title aloud. —"The Sword That Passed Through the Cosmos"? Hmm, it seems like I've heard it somewhere... But I definitely haven't read it before. Great, thank you! If possible, I'll take it with me on the road. I promise to return it in one piece.
The girl didn't understand the part about avalanches and the hammer that decapitates, but she decided not to focus on it.
- Y-yes, it's for you. - In fact, she gave him the book in the hope that he would read it in the next few days and return it immediately, but she didn't dare to spoil his sincere, as she thought, enthusiasm. - Read it and enjoy, I hope it helps you find the answers you are looking for!