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- An interesting character. Well, a negative example is still an example. And my old man was cool, but he left too soon. He loved adventures, and that's exactly how he met his end in that damned Calcite, lost in the desert. A cursed land. So, I had to make do with what I had, scraping by and taking my lumps. If things had turned out differently, maybe I would have followed in his footsteps, or maybe I would be some kind of scholar now, haha. Rough around the edges, not perfect, but that's what I've got. I remember, I always aimed high, wanted to become a king, but one thing led to another, and here I am. Now I'm wondering if I should have joined the army; at least there, everything is simpler. You get an order, you carry it out, you get your rations – what more could you want? And Akimitsu... But then I think, in our time, whether you're a civilian or in the Dungeon, there's always something to suffer through. Yesterday, you're mining ore with a diamond pickaxe, and today you're already a zombie. Life is like a roulette wheel, with only a few winning slots. If only I knew some clever way to beat that casino, but no one does.