Reiger began by making this declaration, then started to explain.
"To humans, fairies are actually a terrifying existence."
This was undoubtedly true.
This was not just because fairies naturally possessed far greater strength than humans, nor merely because the humans of this country were dominated by fairies.
The true terror of fairies, in Reiger's view, actually lay in their way of thinking.
This species, different from humans, had a worldview, a philosophy of life, and a set of values all distinct from those of humans.
"Humans have their own codes of conduct, their own moral baselines, but fairies do not."
"Humans know what should be done and what should not be done, but fairies do not know."
"Humans understand how to restrain themselves and influence others, but fairies do not."
"The fairies I know of are exactly like this; there's probably no difference from what you've heard, right?"
Faced with Reiger's question, Altoria chose silence.
These were indeed irrefutable.
