The possibility of damaging Ailetta's soul worried Noah far more than the thought of what she intended to do.
If killing the people her human self still cared about truly allowed her to sever those lingering attachments, then Noah wasn't entirely against it. His view toward humans had changed far too much for him to immediately reject the idea simply because some of them might not deserve to die.
But that didn't mean he was willing to let Ailetta blindly gamble with her soul.
Especially when neither of them knew what would happen afterward.
Ailetta seemed to understand that much from the way Noah continued staring at her.
The confidence she had shown only moments ago gradually faded as she reconsidered her idea from a perspective she hadn't thought about before. Her brows slowly furrowed, and the faint smile she had worn disappeared as her gaze wandered away from Noah.
