"When I moved in, District Three was already different. I saw the lights come on, I saw garbage being carted away in trucks, I saw the streets starting to become clean, I saw people upholding justice."
"If justice is the sunlight, then District Three, which has been in the abyss of darkness for hundreds of years, is finally being illuminated by the sun. Later, I gradually came to know that this sunlight didn't penetrate by itself, but was brought into the abyss by an organization called the Parents' Meeting."
"But even at that time, I still believed that the Parents' Meeting was using these most basic methods to win people over, and they must have new schemes. I've seen too many ambitious people, so much so that I see this world through tinted glasses."
"Until I personally experienced that 11-day-long disaster."
"They, with a ferocious demeanor, drove the residents to seek refuge in the wilderness, while they stayed behind."
