Mash: Here you go, Senpai. I decided to try herbal tea today. What do you think? Mash: I was so happy when I found out that Sion had brought along these sorts of luxury goods.
Sion: Yes, of course! Having nothing but bland supplements would ruin the camp-like atmosphere! Sion: I am fine with only the bare minimum of resources necessary to survive, myself, but I cannot speak for anyone else.
Sion: So I made sure you would have a wide variety of food and recreation to choose from, thus satisfying your need for both mental and physical nourishment. Sion: I already spent all of the Atlas Spiritron Points I had been saving for years to acquire them, so you may as well make the most of them! Mash: Before we got to the Wandering Sea, we had to make do with nothing but the Border's emergency supplies Mash: I know things are completely different now,so I shouldn't be feeling sorry for myself, but Mash: Yes, I've heard that one before.
There are similar sayings in other languages as well. Mash: It's amazing to think that similar sayings would be formed in completely different civilizations and cultures. Mash: You're right. At this point, all we can do is wait for Sion and Captain to finish modifying the Shadow Border Mash: As much as we'd like to help,it's all just way above our heads. Mash: Good question. All we know for sure is that it's taking longer than anyone expected.
Mash: Sion said that Da Vinci's design for the Border is even more intricate and delicately balanced than she had thought Mash: At any rate, they also said that there's a crucial part they need for the modifications Mash: It could be something that can only be obtained there, or it could be for some other reason.
