Listening to what Gawain said about the current situation, Aunt Heidi's brows, which never seemed to relax much, finally eased a little—actually, as the Empire's Grand Governor, she was aware of these matters. However, maybe due to her life experiences during the family's decline or perhaps due to her natural disposition, she often couldn't adopt the same optimism as her ancestral founder. But one thing she understood: the world's situation itself wouldn't change a bit because of her optimism or lack thereof. The only thing that could change these situations was human effort.
