human
Priscilla:  "If you cannot simply continue serving as my pillow, I would rather you read a book than swing a sword. Yes, that would be much more to my benefit.”
gpt
Schult:  “A book, milady? So if I read a book, I can become your shield? !”
human
Priscilla:  “No, you cannot. Don’t forget your place.”
gpt
Schult:  “Sorry, milady…” As the hopeful light that briefly shone in his eyes went out, Schult was quick to regret his overenthusiastic assumption.
human
Priscilla:  Priscilla flashed him an amused look, then indicated the room with a wave of her arm. "There are times when knowledge can do more to save your life than a shield or sword."
gpt
Schult:  “Wha?”
human
Priscilla:  “It’s a maxim, attributed to some ancient sage. I’m more or less in agreement with it, but I think it’s still one step short of the truth.”
gpt
Schult:  “Meaning, uhh…” What Priscilla said was difficult for Schult to understand, and he struggled to follow her line of thinking.
human
Priscilla:  “Knowledge is the omnipotent staff. A sword or a shield—what use are they when you have no need of them? Can a sword make your fields more fertile? Can a shield heal a sick man? Can either of them enrich your life? They can do none of these things. Knowledge, and knowledge alone, is like a staff that you can lean on in every circumstance. As for me, I stand and walk under my own power. Naturally, that is not to say I never stumble.”
gpt
Schult:  “B-but it hurts when you fall…”
human
Priscilla:  “Yes, it is far from pleasant. You may be injured. You may bleed. However…”
gpt
Schult:  “Oh! If you have a staff, you won’t fall!” Schult cried as he raised his hand, finally grasping Priscilla’s meaning.
human
Priscilla:  Priscilla let her expression soften in apparent satisfaction and patted Schult’s head again. Gently this time, charmed by his understanding. "That is why you should set yourself to reading books—if you wish to be not my sword nor my shield nor my pillow, but my staff."
gpt
Schult:  “Y-yes, milady…! Oh, but…I don’t know how to read…”
human
Priscilla:  “Ask Al to teach you. He has too much time on his hands, besides."