What races are you used to, besides humans?

I guess I don't really understand that. Where I grew up, it was humans who were enslaved by people who called themselves Desians. I think anyone has the power to make another person's life miserable, regardless of if they're human or not. And there are a lot of humans who would want to put an end to the suffering, too.

Huh? No, it's response to a few others, though. I don't really get it.

I know all of that. I know that Genis and the professor weren't even allowed in Heimdall at first because they were half-elves.

Knowing what it is doesn't make it more correct.

I don't know if I should be happy or sad that Aselia isn't the only one with that problem.

We're all living, we all get happy or sad... I don't understand why something like race can get in the way of people.

Wow! It sounds like you have a lot of races to choose from. That's kind of neat.

Really? What's your name? I'm Lloyd.

Same... though I think that's what anyone would want.

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Exactly. We have a lot more in common with other races than people might think.

Greed, huh? What about someone who believes they have everything they want, or are just content with being alive?

Spikey? And you're Seles, aren't you? Are you in danger?

It's a learned behavior, right? If that's the truth, why aren't people teaching others not to discriminate?

A dragon...? .... Man, that would be cool!!

Exactly. There are good humans like there are bad people of any other race, and vise versa. Discrimination only leads to new hate.

Ershin says that this experience is concurrent with Ershin's own. Ershin says that on numerous occasions, the humans - as well as the Woren, the Wyndians, and the other mortal races - have impressed her with their ability to work effects beyond what one would expect of a single mortal, or a small group working in concert. Ershin says that it is the special quality of the mortal kinds to always strive, and to often work startling effects from humble beginnings.

Ershin clarifies, however: this is not always a positive quality. Ershin says that she has seen great kindnesses and good works done by this method, but Ershin says that the mortal races are also capable of startling effectiveness in cruelty and pettiness. Ershin says that it is the way of mortals to focus upon the narrow realms of their interest. She says that this does not always lead to a wretched state of mind, but says that it is typically the cause when one arises. She remarks upon the irony of the definition humans use for their word "inhumanity." I do not understand.

Ershin says that while it requires a great deal of patience at times, regardless all that can be done is to attempt to guide and assist the mortal kinds when necessary. Ershin admits that it can be rewarding at times.

Humans are so funny. They do such surprising things sometimes.