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— 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's impossible to give a definitive answer to this question. Rohei, my doctoral 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 wouldn't question how many lives were on the other side. From my perspective, as a husband and father, that would be the only possible solution. Ultimately, whether your squad's decision was right is for you to decide. — Eisen stood up and put his hand on his student's shoulder. — But know that I don't blame you for it. Yes, it's a shame that you didn't manage to do a good deed, but there's nothing to be ashamed of. If your conscience is bothering you, instead of wallowing in despair or self-flagellation, it's better to channel your energy into improving your skills so that this doesn't happen again.
— Yes, that makes sense... Thank you for your support. — He felt a little better. — By the way, are my skills needed at the clinic today?
-What an interesting way to interact with people... Well, I noticed you...
— You're certainly not the most attractive person in this city, but thank you anyway. Maybe you can show me Baldr? It will be beneficial for me too, as I haven't quite figured out what's where, and it's probably not often that you get to spend time in female company. A mutually beneficial offer, you could say.
— You're certainly not the most attractive person in this city, but thank you nonetheless. Perhaps you could show me Baldr? It would be beneficial for me, as I haven't quite figured out what's where, and it would be beneficial for you too – you probably don't get to spend much time in female company. A mutually beneficial offer, you could say.
- Oh, excuse me, I just remembered that I have other things to do.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
—Goodbye... Deciding that it was better not to waste time on a rude and ungrateful girl, Anders began to wander aimlessly, thinking about what to do. Remembering Kristina and reading the guidebook, he decided that reading a book wasn't such a bad way to spend time. And to avoid paying for a book, he went to the church library and took a book from the shelf with a picture of this lady.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
– Do you know about his actual… situation right now? – Vegi continued, placing her hands on her hips. – I mean, not what’s written in the newspapers. Can you tell me? Honestly, I think I might have made a big mistake back then… during Sir Theodahad’s visit.
"Who among us has enough of it..." thought Veserod, quickly finishing the last bite and discreetly washing down the remaining crumbs of the cake with tea, which had accumulated all over his mouth, almost choking in the process.
"Britta..." he croaked and took her timid hand in his rough, calloused fingers, worn from a life of hard work. "Right now, my warmth is here, with you..."
— Virgil is an adult, with a lot of life experience behind him, and you're making a mistake by underestimating him. Let me tell you one thing, I don't know if he's happy with his decision or not, but his life is not in danger right now, otherwise I wouldn't have let him leave.
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"Who among us has enough of it..." - Veserod thought, quickly finishing and discreetly washing down the remnants of the cake that had accumulated on all sides of his oral cavity with tea, almost choking in the process. - Britta... - he croaked and took her timid hand in his rough, calloused fingers, hardened by a life of labor. - Right now, my warmth is here, with you...
— Oh, Veserod... — She tried to hug him. — Help me feel like a woman...
— Virgil is an adult, with a lot of life experience behind him, and you're making a mistake by underestimating him. Let me tell you one thing, I can't know if he's happy with his decision or not, but his life is not in danger right now, otherwise I wouldn't have let him leave.
— That's good... — said Gulveig. — And... Do you think I have a chance to reach Marion? I've saved up a certain amount of money, so... Don't get me wrong, I just want to make sure everything is okay, and then return immediately... Veggie noted to herself that she didn't lead the conversation the way she intended. It's always like that when it comes to the teacher, what can you do. — The teacher is a very important person to me, and I'm really worried, but not about his life. If he made this decision against his own will, just to help Teya... And knowing the teacher, it very well could be that way. Then there must be another way to save them both. However, if I'm wrong, then there's nothing to worry about? "Mother, how foolish I was to start this conversation, Father won't understand and will just scold me... But who else can I turn to?!"
— Yes, that makes sense... Thank you for your support. — I feel a little better. — By the way, are my skills needed at the clinic today?
— To be honest, I have a task for you, but it is not directly related to medical skills. Are you interested?
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— That's good... — said Gulveig. — And... Do you think I have a chance to get to Marion? I've saved up a certain amount of money, so... Don't get me wrong, I would like to make sure everything is okay and return immediately... Veggie noted to herself that she didn't start the conversation the way she intended. It's always like that when it comes to the teacher, whatever it is. — The Teacher is a very important person to me, and I am really afraid, but not for his life. If he made this decision against his own will, just to help Teya... And, knowing the Teacher, it very well could be that way. Then there must be another way to save them both. However, if I am wrong, then there is nothing to worry about? "Mother, how foolishly I started this conversation, Father will not understand me and will only scold me... But who else can I go to?!"
— To go to Marion with such weak feelings and such an ephemeral goal? — Gungnir frowned. — Your visit will not change anything and will only make the situation for Vergil himself more difficult than it was before.
Having finished his rigorous training, Reynold decided to take a walk to the cafe and grab a bite.
Ilva finished reading her book, feeling quite satisfied with the story – after all, the element of water resonated with her soul, and she headed towards Claudia’s establishment. As she passed by the pond, she saw a lone stranger sitting there, who had joined their group after the lake raid. —Hello, she decided to approach and greet the newcomer.
— To go to Marion with such weak feelings and such an ephemeral goal? — Gungnir frowned. — Your visit will not change anything and will only make the situation for Vergil himself more difficult than it was before.
-- I've been thinking about that. About the last part. But didn't I just say that I'm not going to abandon Teya either? I don't know how I'll do it yet; a disguise trick like in fairy tales probably won't help here... And there are too many pitfalls, I agree. I'll probably not even be allowed in there, because... What's the point anyway? But to just leave things as they are... — Gulveig didn't even notice that she had tears in her eyes. She wiped her eyes with her sleeve and only then realized that this part was definitely not part of her plan. — Father Gungnir, please don't call my feelings weak. Everything else, of course, is true, and even more so. But wouldn't Mother Arteria want me to abandon the teacher in a difficult moment?
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