Mm, that's certainly true, but - my point more or less is that it does not matter if we do or don't. Since, in the first place . . .

[ shifting a little to pull his arm back, tracing the spot on his own arm where the avestan is written ]

In terms of vows, in terms of promises, in terms of marks . . . those were already something we've done independently.

So . . .

In terms of benefit, really, it's just to give us a name, right? Though we've already said before, it's fine if it's nameless . . .

Even if there is no name for it, you . . . are already the same as Dia-sama and Whisky both are, in my eyes . . .