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- Such a setting is indeed applicable to some celestial beings and distant worlds, but there are examples of it closer to us as well. In essence, human civilization is based on violence. The fact that your home is yours, for example, is also a result of this system. After all, evildoers will be afraid to invade it and take something, not because of high ideals, but because of the fear of being punished for their actions. At the same time, those who still dare to do so must possess either stupidity combined with audacity, or madness, or the strength to oppose the strength of Asuguh's guard. - Nods. - Yes. I am a stone man. - It was difficult to tell from the samurai's slight smile whether he was joking or saying it seriously.
—A stone man and a wind man... Your battle could become legendary. —After taking a sip of coffee, he stretched slightly. —I have nothing to counter your arguments with, but I will say that idealism in one's worldview is one of the few things that drives me, and science in general, forward. With all due respect, a stone will remain a stone even after a thousand years; is there any interest in the unknown in that? What if we move it, saw it, study it, throw it somewhere... Eee, I'm just speaking metaphorically... We can mess things up even more, but if we do everything possible in the present, we cannot help but dream of an ideal future... At least until I turn thirty...