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"Hoho, I am also fond of children. They are just so energetic and carefree. It really makes one envy their youthfulness as they have yet to learn the dangers of the world we live in. What about you, Brother Leonhardt? Why are you fond of children?" Ironhead said.

"Children are innocent and pure when they are still young, naïve, and untainted by the ugliness of human nature. They do not know greed, nor do they scheme against others, and their honest words can be trusted." Leon spoke after some thought.

Although Ironhead felt disagreeable with Leonhardt's opinion, he did not voice them as there was also some truth to what the person said. 

He believes that not all children are honest and tend to lie when they want to get themselves out of trouble. But if they had not been negatively influenced by adults in the first place, would they have started to pick up bad habits?