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Before the sports competition, Varya goes to Bless and asks if they treat any psychological issues, such as apathy when engaging in sports.
Varya is invited to a comfortable office where she is soon asked to talk about what is bothering her.
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-- So, just for telling the story... is it free?
Convinced that it was (if it was), the girl hesitated for a moment, then sat/lay down wherever she was offered, and said:
-- I don't even know where to start...
-- I've had this since I was a child: whenever I start doing something, whether it's cleaning or cooking, or something like that, I immediately get this feeling that I want to give up and stop. It even gets to the point where my arms and legs don't listen to me. I've learned to overcome it, of course, but it affects the quality of what I do. I wouldn't have paid much attention to it; I probably would have thought everyone was like that... Work is work; who actually enjoys it? The main thing is that it doesn't affect my studies, and I can still fight. But now that I've enrolled... in the academy, I've discovered that it affects other areas of my life, especially sports. I don't seem to have bad abilities, but for some reason, I can barely force myself to swim fast, run, or play basketball. What's the difference between running with a weapon in a combat tournament and jumping over a pit without a weapon? But something is holding me back. So, I heard about your service and thought, maybe it's some kind of illness, and it can be cured?
Alidum's mother looks strangely human. Is it possible that she didn't inherit the red skin trait from her father?
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Spider Mentha will refresh the OS for Ivy.
Rhododendron
— Yes.
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Come on, Vita.
— Let's go fight.
The President looks at the petitioner for a moment, then wipes and puts away the pen, wraps up the inkwell, closes all the documents in a folder, ties it with a string, puts it in a drawer, locks it with a key, pulls it to check if it is locked, gets up from the desk, pushes the chair back, takes the sheath with the nameless blade from its back, wraps the strap around it, and as he leaves, pulls the curtains, gestures for the guest to go out into the corridor, and goes out herself, locks the office door, checks that it is locked, and slowly walks towards the exit.
— Tell me, how do you handle impulsivity? Perhaps you don't always have enough self-control – you can't resist temptations, you struggle to overcome bad habits, you can't keep your mouth shut when necessary? Do you rush ahead without waiting for instructions or guidance? Do you inadequately assess the situations you find yourself in? How much are you prone to carelessness, inattention, and frivolity? Do you have difficulty expressing yourself? Do you put yourself at unnecessary risk? Are you prone to whims?
-- No, I don't think so. I seem to have good self-control, and I always think before I do or say anything. I don't have any bad habits. I won't take unnecessary risks. Whims... I don't think so... Inattention... No, not really, except for the situations I described earlier. When I'm doing sports or working, my attention drops.