[To be a Servant is an odd experience for some Heroic Spirits. For Andersen, his situation's remained much the same. Serving others is all he's done - lifting others up, be it through word or subtle actions - was what satisfied the ache in his heart that lingers long after death. He turns towards Dantes at his admission, eyebrows raised in surprise.]

... what I did is something our Master would've done.

[For that was just how that foolish child was. Andersen admired that kindness. It made him want to be better.]

Don't think of my actions as above and beyond. Think of it as... someone acting in the interests of maintaining a professional relationship.