A specific response to a specific argument made by Kraco. The attitude those types of players have equates to the current emotional and tactical development place Fran was in.
She's not fine because she has Teacher. She's only alive because of him.
Teacher knows this distinction is a problem. Fran doesn't yet, but she's getting very close. What was she going to do with herself if he really fell apart for good? Or even if he slips from her grasp again and he's stuck in mana-draining mud again.
Let me tell you this: If Fran followed Donadrond's advice, she might as well forget about her (and her parents') dream of proving the black cat tribe (or whatever was the name) can evolve. Would Donadrond care about it? No. I bet Donadrond's race can evolve just fine with some steady (and safe) work, but it's not so for Fran's folks, as far as she and her parents believe, and by the looks of it many others as well. She needs to push herself this much to achieve anything. There have been a couple of scenes of Teacher protesting against it, but in the end Fran always made Teacher see the light. Because it's the only path forward that she can see.Originally Posted by Ryllharu
Losing her hands was nothing but a valuable lesson for her because Teacher was there to heal her. So, it's no big deal. In the first place, she would have been long dead already without the sword. Those two are a single unit. It's not about what Fran can do, it's about what Fran+Teacher can do. Donadrond doesn't have a clue, and I don't think he wants to get a clue either.
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