Tione, when asked about "war," showed no reaction; she seemed merely curious.
"Why?" Tione asked.
"Because we need to return here," Lind answered.
At the same time, he was certain that the Tione before him had become somewhat "simpler." It was hard to say if she was really Tione, but her mind was definitely affected.
"To quell the upheaval," said Lind.
"Why?"
The way to quell the upheaval was to initiate a war.
"There's no why."
Tione spoke again, "I want to hear what has happened outside."
He could almost guarantee that there was a significant issue with the Tione before him. She should still possess her memories, but it seemed that she had lost the human capacity for thought.
Wars arise when there are problems with resource distribution.
Then war brings pain, so another war is waged to obtain peace.
