"Strange…" Oliver said.
"Well, I'm sorry for sharing. You're the one who asked," Nila said. She didn't know why she felt so quickly offended, but hearing Oliver say that was as if someone had insulted a direct member of her family. She didn't like hearing her Fragment being described as strange.
"No, I didn't mean it like that. Just, she's different for me," Oliver said.
"How so?"
"Well, she's far from childish. She's wise, and kind hearted, but she seems rather mature," Oliver said.
"…That's strange," Nila agreed. "Why do you think that is? Shoudn''t all the Fragments be the same person… Or is 'person' even the right word?"
"Well, they are Fragments… It would make sense to assume that the true personality of the Goddess is fragmented as well. Perhaps we each receive the sort of piece that is closest to us. Or perhaps the sort of piece that we need," Oliver said.
