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adnodusomnisFaust: Lennox. You're carrying a very large sculpture. Isn't it heavy?
Lennox: Master Faust. Pardon me, am I intruding?
Faust: No. I was just curious as to why you're carrying it without magic.
Lennox: Ah, now that you mention it…
Faust: Of course, you forgot again…
Faust: Good grief, don't push yourself too hard, no matter how much you train.
Lennox: Yes, thank you very much for your concern.
Faust: …By the way, is this sculpture yours?
Lennox: No. It's not mine, it’s from Murr's collection.
Lennox: Murr said he was going to tidy up the storage room, so I'm helping.
Faust: …Ah, the room where he brings his various belongings.
Faust: It's rumoured to be crammed with everything from dubious magical tools to artwork collected on a whim to the remains of inventions on their way to being thrown out.
???: Oooooh…
Faust: What was that voice?
Lennox: It seems to be coming from the mouth carved into the face of the sculpture.
Faust: And there are tears running from its eyes…
Faust: I thought it had strange magic, but it seems the sculpture is cursed.
Lennox: I don't know if it's cursed or not, but it seems to be a magical work of art called "The Eyes of Kindness".
Lennox: When it senses someone's kindness, it's moved to tears.
Lennox: So, it's most likely a reaction to your concern and kindness for me…
Faust: Thank you. You don't have to say anything more.
Faust: Even so, I can't help but call it strange. The sage would be too scared to stand if they encountered it suddenly crying in the middle of the night.
Lennox: Indeed. It might be better to tell Murr to be careful where he displays it.
Eyes of Kindness: Oooooh…!
Faust: …
Lennox: Master Faust?
Faust: Well, as strange as it is… This sculpture's detailed design is remarkable.
Faust: Especially this hair portion. Each strand is so fine and smooth, it's like they've been swept by the wind.
Lennox: Now that you mention it… The decorations on its clothes are gorgeous and elaborate.
Faust: It's a work of art that was created with much love. I don't dislike it.
Eyes of Kindness: Oooooh…! Oooooooh…!
Faust: I-it's crying harder. Is it broken…!?
Lennox: No. I'm sure that your words have made it happy.
Faust: Huh? I just stated my impression as I saw it.
Lennox: …Yeah, that's right.
Eyes of Kindness: Oooooooh…!
Lennox: Master Faust. Pardon me, am I intruding?
Faust: No. I was just curious as to why you're carrying it without magic.
Lennox: Ah, now that you mention it…
Faust: Of course, you forgot again…
Faust: Good grief, don't push yourself too hard, no matter how much you train.
Lennox: Yes, thank you very much for your concern.
Faust: …By the way, is this sculpture yours?
Lennox: No. It's not mine, it’s from Murr's collection.
Lennox: Murr said he was going to tidy up the storage room, so I'm helping.
Faust: …Ah, the room where he brings his various belongings.
Faust: It's rumoured to be crammed with everything from dubious magical tools to artwork collected on a whim to the remains of inventions on their way to being thrown out.
???: Oooooh…
Faust: What was that voice?
Lennox: It seems to be coming from the mouth carved into the face of the sculpture.
Faust: And there are tears running from its eyes…
Faust: I thought it had strange magic, but it seems the sculpture is cursed.
Lennox: I don't know if it's cursed or not, but it seems to be a magical work of art called "The Eyes of Kindness".
Lennox: When it senses someone's kindness, it's moved to tears.
Lennox: So, it's most likely a reaction to your concern and kindness for me…
Faust: Thank you. You don't have to say anything more.
Faust: Even so, I can't help but call it strange. The sage would be too scared to stand if they encountered it suddenly crying in the middle of the night.
Lennox: Indeed. It might be better to tell Murr to be careful where he displays it.
Eyes of Kindness: Oooooh…!
Faust: …
Lennox: Master Faust?
Faust: Well, as strange as it is… This sculpture's detailed design is remarkable.
Faust: Especially this hair portion. Each strand is so fine and smooth, it's like they've been swept by the wind.
Lennox: Now that you mention it… The decorations on its clothes are gorgeous and elaborate.
Faust: It's a work of art that was created with much love. I don't dislike it.
Eyes of Kindness: Oooooh…! Oooooooh…!
Faust: I-it's crying harder. Is it broken…!?
Lennox: No. I'm sure that your words have made it happy.
Faust: Huh? I just stated my impression as I saw it.
Lennox: …Yeah, that's right.
Eyes of Kindness: Oooooooh…!
