Umaru Doma: "You couldn't stand so many hypocritical things and wanted to correct them. That's why you created the Service Club—to help others in your own way, hoping they could find the right path themselves. Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach him to fish, and you feed him for life."
Umaru Doma: "The old you understood that you were merely a high school student somewhat better than ordinary people. Your power was limited."
Umaru Doma: "So you started changing things around you, beginning with small matters and doing what you could, without demanding that you influence too much."
Umaru paused there. After gathering her thoughts, she continued.
Umaru Doma: "But things are different now. You possess the power to easily accomplish things you wouldn't even have dared imagine in the past."
Umaru Doma: "In the Daily Life World, the power of the Otsutsuki is power comparable to that of a deity. You truly have the ability to change this world now. How could that not affect your mindset?"
Umaru Doma: "You are no longer Yukino Yukinoshita, an ordinary high school girl who could only start with what was within her capabilities. You are now Yukino Yukinoshita, possessing godlike power, capable of affecting the fates of countless people."
Umaru Doma: "You can't help but wonder: with such power, what should you do? How far can you go? What is the right way to do it? Will this power make you stray from your original intentions? How will others see you, with power like this?"
Umaru Doma: "Strictly speaking, I don't think you've changed, Yukino."
Umaru Doma: "You're still Yukino Yukinoshita, the girl who pursues integrity, takes things seriously, acts responsibly, and wants to make the world right."
Umaru Doma: "What has changed is only