Karr

[Karr]

Ah, it's troubling. There's a bothersome issue.

It's a problem with relationships, so I don't want to talk to someone I don't know...

Would it make sense to speak if it's an important guest?

Since we can't even know about the affairs of the leaders here.

[Zlan]

Is that true?

...Well, if it's a secret to us, then maybe they won't tell us.

[Redcell]

If they're really important, then listen to us.

If not? They're probably still someone important. Listen.

That elder... no, that's just a nickname we use among ourselves.

How can we help that Mr. Ahap?

He's a really bothersome old man, that guy!

He always interrupts village meetings and talks nonsense.

He doesn't listen to others and just keeps rambling on, and it's not even useful.

He insists he's an elder, so we should listen to him, but it's so frustrating.

I heard he used to boss around the immigrants and live off them.

Thinking he can tell the natives what to do based on his past is ridiculous.

I just want to chase him away if I can.

Maybe if we gather our opinions and assert ourselves strongly.

Hey, even if that's true, it's not right.

This is where people with nowhere else to go gather.

If we drive him away, he'll have nowhere to go.

But do we have to put up with that charade forever?

I have nowhere else to go either, so can I just start acting however I want?

If you do that, then we'll both be charades. I can't stand it...

Hey, you there, high and mighty! You seem really interested in our affairs, still listening?

Even if you're not high and mighty, it doesn't matter. Someone with a broad reach!

People rarely change... was I witnessing one of those rare changes?

It might still need more time, but Mr. Ahap, until now, seems like he could be a good neighbor.

In our village, only important people don't participate in village management meetings.

Of course, the decisions themselves are made by the important people, but still...

So, there's no one who interferes with the meetings just because they attend.

Except for that Mr. Ahap.

I don't like that attitude, not at all...

The longer it goes on, the worse the impact will be.