[The iron laws of the old days clash with the new birth, countless lives crushed under the wheels of history.]
[In that era, every shot they fired was for the freedom of humanity. For the next generation to live in the warmth of spring days.]
[They gathered here, transcending personal background, wealth, and status to face the harsh winter, to face powerful invaders overwhelming the fireseed of human civilization.]
[Abandon conflict and choose unity, abandon ignorance and choose nobility, abandon warmth and face the winter—]
["—we deserve to win this victory."]
[—New Era 53, "The War for Civilization Memoirs · Acto's Speech Record Part 1"]
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"My grandpa said, in life, you must have at least one thing you never regret, only then is your life worth it."
"It should be something that, whenever you think of it, no matter if you are a child or have reached middle age. As long as you recall it, there's only one word, 'worth'!"
