Wild Berry Meadow Gentle Giant

Wraen sensed the sarcasm that laced Maegi's words and furrowed her brow in brief confusion, then thought more about, what the girl had said and why. Neither of them knew much about the other - so, each spoke of experience that other did not know. She felt that, if she clarified to her companion, she could make her understand, what she had meant.

"My belief does not have from positive experiences," she said. "People fail you. Siblings, friends, acquaintances, strangers... sooner or later you realize that there is only one person, on whom you can fully rely on and that is you," there was an edge to her voice, as she said this. She realized that she was not entirely fair to others. "When you do not expect much from either people or gods, you do not feel the disappointment. You can think clearer, you can function better," she said.

"You do not have the question - why did it happen? - you accept that it did and move on," Wraen paused here, letting her words seep in. "You should not pity the dead, Maegi. They don't give a damn anymore. Pity the living and above all those, who live without love," it's not Me's quote, but one of J.K.Rowling's, that the narrator and Wraen have always believed to be true and thought it was very fitting here.