In Hewen's study.

Nelly wanted to analyze:

"So, is the wolf left by Hevin as a way to protect Hola? If that's the case, it seems to make sense."

Peloris said:

"I once saw Hola transform into a very powerful creature, but that creature had many limitations, such as the transformation time, and could not easily defeat the enemy.

"But this wolf is different. Fenrir seems to be able to cope with most situations, whether it's killing or protecting others.

"Obviously, this should be Hevin's measure to protect Hala."

Veronica asked:

"Then do we still need to go find her? Hevin said that Fenrir would want to get some air. If this is true, it probably means that the Hal who is controlling the current situation is not in a state of madness as you said.

, it’s just that her body is no longer under her control.”

Enid said:

"This letter may be left to deal with this situation. Tell us exactly what happened at this time and let us not be anxious."

Nelly said:

"If it's true, that's great, but what if Hal needs our help?"

Enid turned to Nelly and asked:

"Do you have a way to find her? And it's more likely that she doesn't need help now than she does. I know you want to find her, but if we set out to find her now, can we really bring her any help?

"Or will we expose our flaws and allow the enemy to attack us? Will we really be able to help Hora then?

"I have a better idea than this."

Nelly asked:

"What do you want to do?"

Enid looks brutal:

"We take the initiative. Since Ha La doesn't know what situation she is in now, wouldn't it be enough if we kill the mastermind behind it?"

Nelly asked directly:

"How do you want to deal with them and let them die obediently?"

Peloris said:

"It's not like we are the only children in England. We can just let the big shots worry. Can't we just tell them?"

Enid immediately shouted:

"no!"

Peloris looked at her doubtfully.

Enid explained:

"Our enemy has someone inside this country. The only person we can barely trust now is George, the leader of the Pure White Knights. But he is not here now. We can't find anyone we can trust. This behavior is likely to put us in trouble.

passive."

Peloris asked:

"Where's Ms. Cullen? She's not in town."

Enid hesitated and said:

"No, she may not be trustworthy either."

Nelly asked:

"You don't want to ask her, or you really don't trust her."

Enid looked up:

"Does this have anything to do with you?"

Nelly said:

"It's not just about me, it's about Hola, it's about Hevin, it's about each of us."

Enid instinctively looked at the others, only to find that they all had this meaning in their eyes.

Although the scene was terrible, she surprisingly did not feel any disgust.

Because she could feel their emotions from this group of people.

Contrary to some people, although their expressions are not friendly, there is no malice in their hearts.

What a rare human being.

Seeing Enid's silence, Nellie and the others did not rush her. If she only needed some time to face some things, it would be best for everyone.

Including herself.

Enid begins to examine her life.

Since his birth, his father has disappeared, and his mother has been like an iceberg. He has never been able to get any feedback from her.

And it's not that she's not good at expressing her feelings. On the contrary, her cold appearance is something she deliberately displays.

if……

If I really want to think from her perspective, does she really have a choice? In other words, is the behavior she committed really heinous?

People are never a simple label. In different situations, they will show different aspects of themselves. Although my mother has always been indifferent to her, as a mother, there is no doubt that she is derelict in her duties, but as an arranged

Destined as a mortal, her behavior seems understandable.

Her love was arranged, her husband left immediately, and then a group of people came to the house and told her that your daughter will save Inlans in the future. If you don’t educate her according to their methods, it is very likely that she will

It would lead to the destruction of the entire England, so could she really go against their will?

If you think about it this way, her behavior seems not incomprehensible.

Do you want to forgive her? In fact, I have always understood your difficulties. The world is unfair and you have no choice, so I love you very much, mom.

What do you want?

It seems that all education stories say this, but Enid cannot accept such an ending.

Even though Karen White had no choice, she still failed in her duty as a mother, and she had a choice. She could choose to forgive or hate.

Enid chose none.

She is a neglectful mother, so Enid will not hate her for this, she should try to let go of the hatred born of twisted love.

But please forgive her, she will be a derelict daughter, just like her mother.

Mother has no choice, but she should never pay the price for others' no choice. If Ms. Karen's identity is stripped away, her actions are undoubtedly understandable, but still wrong.

And Enid will make her own choice.

It has nothing to do with Ms. Cullen.

She replied to Nelly:
Chapter completed!