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I'm starting to confuse Revan and Astral now...Author
- It depends on what is better and more interesting for whom. I think that the existence of this shield brings an additional layer of stability to the life of the average person, which is undoubtedly a positive thing for him. For those who dream of conquering or at least exploring what lies beyond the familiar world, this shield is like heavy and cold chains. But if we talk specifically about me, then I probably still prefer the old world precisely because it was more unpredictable and amazing. - The artist smiled cheerfully. - But that doesn't mean our world is boring! After all, there is still so much unexplored in it, and so many unusual cataclysms, conflicts, supernatural events, and everything else await it! Of course, I feel sorry for the people who these events may affect, but I can't deny my interest in them.
—I have the feeling that, having gained this very "stability" from the celestial beings, the Anuzians decided to immediately destroy it with their own internal conflicts. —the guy chuckled, finishing his cake. —But I agree with your vision. Of course, before, you could always get into "trouble," like summoning the wrong thing or being summoned yourself, but for the sake of science... How many more useful inventions and technologies from sister worlds could we have obtained! I just want to hope that one day our civilization will live to see that historical moment when it will unite for the sake of progress and a bright future without senseless violence and suffering. —supporting this speech by raising his teacup, he takes a large sip.