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Ais chuckled menacingly. - The gods are cruel because they are unaware of human feelings. Just as we cannot understand the difficulties that an ant has to overcome, the gods cannot understand our mental anguish. However, paradoxically, by freeing themselves from divine protection, people do not achieve freedom, but rather fill the resulting void with artificial gods such as money, ideologies, and so on. Therefore, now that the era of the gods is coming to an end, this old man's view of the future of humanity is very pessimistic... But, in you – yes, yes, my "A" comrade – it is precisely in your hands that there is the opportunity to direct this world in the direction you want. The main thing is not to let the bitterness of growing up corrode your soul and thereby leave a dead body wandering in the world of the living.
—It sounds like a difficult task! But for the sake of all "A" comrades, I must try. —slightly encouraged, Asmidul gets up from the table. —Thank you for the advice, the treat, the counsel, and the gift, Ais. Now I need to prove that I can not only enthusiastically chat while sitting at the table, but also do something to bring the above plans to life. I hope we will definitely see each other again.