Just as Ulysses had said before, he believed that human love could spark miracles. More than that, love—and even broader emotions like anger, disgust, joy, and contentment—could all spark miracles!
Elves were aloof and cold, Sprites were delicate and frail, Goblins were sinister, Dwarves were stubborn, Orcs were volatile, Magical Beasts lacked intelligence, Demons were greedy, Devils were cunning, and Dragons were arrogant! Only humans possessed such complex and varied emotions. It was precisely because of this that humans were the most fascinating creatures in the world. Although they lacked long lifespans, their hearts surpassed all things!
Ulysses had always believed this: humans, and only humans, could be so complex, and only humans were so interesting.
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