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- Don't say that; you shouldn't expect anything good from the Ivillians, which means that other "stereotypes" might also be true. - Few people noticed, but after losing his mind in the antrium, Shuk simultaneously lost his conviction. - Well, let me try to assess you separately. - Having said this, the furry creature stared at the human like a hunter eyeing its prey.
—Bye! —this comment referred not to a farewell, but to the anticipation of possible dirty tricks from the Ivillians. —Why are you staring at me like that? I used to be a nasty and treacherous person, and my actions were in line with those you mentioned. But then life punished me, I befriended the underground dwellers, and I realized that I had been blind and foolish. Since then, I have done good deeds and have not been hostile to anyone. Yesterday, I wouldn't have come to your aid and would have simply looted the body, but today I would have revived you after the battle and shared my provisions. How does that sound as material for your assessment?