"I think he's right, you have to stop fantasizing," he said.
"Why?" Asked Harel.
"Do you care about the ants, or are you going to build a nest for them?"
"No," Harel replied spontaneously. Actually he wanted to say that even the most holy people don't do that.
As he thought that, he realized what Arthur meant, something he of course understood because of the several books he had read, but he had never taken it as something he believed in absolutely.
"Of course, you don't have to take my word for it," Arthur continued again. "After all, I also don't know whether gods exist or not, and if so, what kind of person is he? I don't know if he's as good as people describe him or has some other personality? All I know are powerful beings who can claim to be gods in front of humans. They naturally don't care about human life."
