[She thinks she likes talking to this person.] What I wish is to see the world for what it is, ugliness and beauty alike. Ugliness does have its own beauty, and beauty its ugliness. Like all opposites, they are wedded to each other, and it may be difficult to tell them apart, depending on the beholder's eye. A wedding of contrasts may be what I find the most beautiful of all.

It is far quieter than the life I am used to, also. Do you prefer the noise and color of your own world? [She nods. It is good enough news. She must admit that her world is better without her in it, though she does not like to admit it.] It is for the best.

Ah, that is true, but they are still poor warriors, regardless of the fact that they are utilized, and you strike me as a good one, if I am any judge. [She considers herself a good judge of such things, as her very purpose was to size people up, to exploit their strengths and weaknesses.] What is your name, Teacher?