"Pfft. Where I come from, marching songs are supposed to be spirit-lifting," said Hobenrûd rather rudely. "This was not a marching song. It was a song da...my father used to sing to me during the wars against Ruivoca. He sung it the day I became a general. To remind me to take things seriously...differently from some people, I don't think war is all fun and games," she replied, upset. Anita remained silent. She was not about to tell these war-mongers how she had painstakingly helped bring the fallen Ruivocan soldiers into the hospitals as well, treating them as humans at long last...