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- Listen, if you have any difficulties, tell me. At the very least, I will listen to you and offer verbal comfort, and at most, I might be able to help in some way. I am obviously not the main decision-maker, but if you need an outside perspective, I can provide it. I really think you have problems, and I wouldn't want that to be the case.
- Thank you for your concern, but I'm fine. - Deciding that the guest was trying to get information from her for some assignment, Utsuwa restrained herself from involuntarily sighing – after all, she was an intellectual, and reacting in such a way would be inappropriate for someone like her. - Due to my role in the Community, I often find myself in the archive, and once I discovered empty shelves and traces of dirty boots, which was strange for two reasons. First, none of our members or visitors do that, and second, in Ikazkan, the surface is solid, so dirt could only have been brought in from outside. Even then, it was difficult to determine anything beyond that, and a very, very long time has passed since then, so there can be no talk of any additional traces. The missing books were on the following topics: racial characteristics of the inhabitants of the Dungeon, the chronology of events following the arrival of the first people, geography, fauna, resources of Ikazkan and its surroundings. I have nothing else to report.