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— Hmm... A camera is quite an interesting thing. You know, certain people can, well, do "all sorts of things" by looking at your pictures in this book. What do you think about that?
— As long as they don't try to bother me with it and don't try to let me know about their "deeds," it's their own business. There may be such people, undoubtedly, but I don't care much, — the girl shrugged, — it's not something that will keep me up at night.
— I understand. — Rohey nodded. — Perhaps, in her place, I would be wary of joining our group; every other situation on Baron's missions is stressful... Sometimes, even the places he sends us to can harm one's mental health. To be honest, I didn't like Tamfana at all, and I doubt I'm the only one... And those dungeons felt like they came straight out of nightmares. Not the best place to die... Miraets was silent for a moment, his expression reflecting bitterness. — We should have stopped all of this... These bandits will simply move to a new lair and continue to kidnap and torture people. How would you assess our group's decision? Is the sacrifice of a doctor, plus the potential casualties in the squad, worth preventing potentially countless future victims of this organization?
— There's no point in establishing and comparing the value of human lives. — Eisen folded his hands together. — From a statistical point of view, where everything in life is just numbers, your decision was fundamentally wrong, as the fate of a large number of people always outweighs the fate of a small number of people, but real life is much more complex, and it is impossible to give a definitive answer to this question. Rohey, my medical duty requires me to save and alleviate the lives of others; it is my calling, but if fate were to present me with a difficult choice, and Cecilia and Celine were on opposite sides of the scales, I would not question how many fates are on the other side. From my point of view, as a husband and father, that would be the only possible solution. Ultimately, whether your squad's decision was right is up to you to decide. — Eisen stood up and put his hand on his student's shoulder. — But know that I do not blame you for it. Yes, it's a shame that you didn't manage to do a good deed, but there is nothing to be ashamed of. If your conscience is bothering you, instead of indulging in gloom or self-flagellation, it is better to direct your efforts towards improving your skills so that this does not happen again.
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When the other students left to ponder their new experience, Gulveig approached the Baron. "😔" — Father Gungnir, can I talk to you... about something important?
— Speak.
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— As long as they don't try to bother me with this and don't try to boast about their "deeds," it's their business. There certainly are such people, but I don't care much, — the girl shrugged, — it's not something that will keep me up at night.
— And I know that some top models actually find this flattering. — Matthias glanced at the pages of the guidebook. — He's a good guy, that Ivein; I'd like to see him again sometime, but under slightly different circumstances.
— And I know that some top models actually like that. — Matthias glanced at the pages of the guidebook. — He's a good guy, that Ivein, I'd like to see him again sometime, but under different circumstances.
— Well, I'm not a top model, — the girl smiled, — As for Mr. Scabiosa, maybe he'll visit us again. Who knows? By the way, if you want to take a closer look at the contents of his book, I can lend it to you.
— Mmm... No, I know every corner of Baldur, probably even better than the baron himself. You'd better bring me a souvenir from Elhe... Or is it not allowed for you to know about it yet?.. Never mind...
-- Ahem. First, I would like to apologize. I never managed to do this right, but I feel that for most of my life, I was far from being the best person. "And that's putting it mildly, Mother, as a teenager, I caused my father a lot of trouble." -- Although you have done so much for all of us. And, even now... To be honest, I didn't expect you to give us such a generous gift. I was sure that I would have to save up for my house myself... And this is despite the fact that we didn't perform very well on the last assignment. Here. Thank you for that. -- Don't think that I'm using some kind of trick now! -- Gulveig hastened to assure, fully aware that she had also been a manipulator in her youth. -- Just, in general, I came for advice, or even rather... For a blessing? So, first I had to say everything that I hadn't said before. -- In short, it's related to teacher Virgil.
— Mmm... No, I know every corner of Baldur, probably even better than the baron himself. You'd better bring me a souvenir from Elhe... Or is it not allowed for you to know that yet?.. Never mind...
— As you wish, — the Argalian simply shrugged. — Well, it was nice talking to you, but I have other things to do today.
After talking to Matthias and training under the guidance of Gungnir, the girl headed to the statue of Arteria and, without interfering in the conversation between Anselm and Yua, quietly prayed.
- Hmm... And what can modern medicine actually do, besides leeches and plantain? Things that were invented by our ancestors? - Veserod dismissively shook his head and took another forkful of cake. - Well, okay. Do you know Yuyu? The girl we rescued from the tree.
Added after 30 seconds There was still plenty of time before the scheduled date of the swimming competition, so Kalentia decided to go to Gregor. The reason was simple – she wanted to ask the hunter where she could get a raybloom now. She had overheard that Ilva was very interested in this flower for her culinary hobby, and although she and Renold were now growing the flower in their garden, their efforts would not bear fruit for some time. And even if a couple of flowers would be a nice thank you to the Serberian for the recent treat, it would also be a symbolic gift for the upcoming holiday.
— I can't recommend that. — Gregor replied when he learned about the guest's purpose. — The places where this flower grows are second only to the eastern forest in their danger.
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- Uh... - Veserod said disappointedly. - I thought I'd introduce you... Who knows when we'll go somewhere else.
— Veserod... — Britta, exerting some effort, finds the guest's hand. — Can you do something for me?... Something selfish...
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