[Dmitry Winter was a man who never feared to "give"]
[He even craved self-sacrifice—since he was very young, he fantasized about some disaster striking from the heavens that only he had the power to resolve, but in the process of defending Winter and protecting his family, he would nobly Sacrifice...]
[From the time Dmitry was a child, he vowed to give his entire life for the sake of all beings]
[Such dreams, however, he hadn't had for a very long time]
[On one hand, this was because he gradually realized that the talents of his brothers and sisters far surpassed his own, making it unlikely there would be opportunities for his heroism; on the other hand, it was because his value lay in the fact of "being" or rather "surviving" itself]
[Though Dmitry himself was reluctant to admit it, his life indeed had transcendent value]
