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– I'm afraid they're doing everything to make me see them only as a potential threat. They have a bad habit of striking first and without warning. Hmm, can they be called the opposite of Rinzei? Not yet, probably. But in the future, this is more than likely, – Camistella shrugged.
– This is a very interesting observation, because the fundamental characteristic of both groups is fanatical hatred towards the objects of their dislike; where for the followers of Rinze it is external ugliness, for the Puritans it is internal – at least, that is how they see it. At the same time, I read somewhere that Rinze supposedly retained her innocence both in life and after her ascension, so it is quite possible that both groups could become good friends. Okay, let's move on. Of all the dishes you've tried in Asuguh, which did you like the most?