879 He Who Hates the Stars

There is serene delight in most intelligent life when they look upon the stars.

Be it nobility or peasantry, rich or poor, all were unordinary smallness when they looked up at the stars. It was vast and grand beyond human vision, for the stars were so eternal that the entire lives of intelligent beings were so brief—all familiar emotions by the body would instantly leave, instilling an incomparable calmness.

Likewise, there would be surging heartthrob in most intelligent life when they look up upon the stars.

As civilization developed and technology progressed, the more intelligent life would explore the stars, the more they would find it profound—it is far greater than the skies, further than space. On the other side of the infinite deep space, it symbolizes the unknown and exploration, the yearning intelligence holds for the afar. One glance, and life would be filled with passion.

However, Roland the Holy Knight was definitely one of 'most'.