"Is he sick? What's wrong with his brain?" Lina's fair forehead tensed with blue veins pulsating as she bit her teeth and spoke fiercely, "In these twenty minutes or more, I've prayed for him more than once, hoping his desperate soul would find rest. And what does he come up with? A tribute to fragile and desperate departures? More than once I've mourned for him teetering on the edge of hope, and then he shows me this line of words? I don't care whether he's fragile or desperate, why build a tomb if he's not dead, and even erect a tombstone? Does he really have nothing better to do? If he's got nothing to do, he should help with building the camp. The magical gel is so troublesome to produce, yet he uses it for such trivial matters. My grandfather should have blasted him with magic hundreds of times to see if he'd continue being this idle. Does he think he's Freya, wanting to bury every fallen flower?"