Ahad looks between Maginura and the other two spirits. He is calm, as if everything is under his control. Then he says in a calm and cold but resonant tone:

Ahad: "Don't forget, this world is nothing more than a game for us. This world, these races, these wars... it's all a small experiment. And if it fails? I'll just come back. This Shia is more than anything you can imagine. More powerful. Nothing can stop me."

Maginora pauses. He looks carefully at Ahad and then slowly answers:

Maginura: "Ah, you always look at things like that. You reduce everything to a game. But this is not a test for us who are in it; we are in this game, but we don't know if there is an exit for us or not. No."

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The first (evil) spirit gives a cold and short laugh.

First Spirit: "You're always more serious than you need to be, Maginura. Ahad is right. It's just a game. Even if everything falls, Shia will be our way back. If this world falls, we won't lose anything. "

The second (dragon-like) spirit nods and enters the conversation in a more serious tone:

Second Spirit: "It's just a game for us, but if we leave this world without understanding anything, are we really winners? Oh, we know Shi'a's power, but we can't rely on it every time. If this world is is lost, the truth we seek may also be lost forever."

Ahad smiles, but his eyes remain cold and penetrating:

Ahed: "It doesn't matter if this world falls or not. If we fail, I'll come back and continue again. This is just part of the path. For me and for Shia, there are no limits."

Maginora glances briefly at the other two spirits, then says quietly.

Maginura: "So if it's just a game, take your pick. It doesn't matter what race you reincarnate into. You just have to decide what you want from the game."