When Rabin left, Durin personally saw him off onto the ship.
Durin held personal admiration for Rabin because he had resolutely walked the path of blood for the sake of his lover and friends, without any regrets.
In this era, there were many like Rabin, whose beliefs were noble and convictions pure; they understood the fragility and resilience of life, yet still chose this path.
Was it only because of the True God that they did so?
· Not exactly, in my view, having the True God as a guide, doing this much could only be considered decent. What is truly remarkable are those in our history, without any deities, yet achieving what even gods might not accomplish.
Big Orange had a different opinion.
· But in our history, there were also such people who, in my view, were no different from those of today.
Jacob thought Big Orange was biased.
Regardless, Durin always thought they were remarkable people, whether in this world or another.
