Although her instincts might be interested in people she may have known before and pretty older sisters, at least she would not be fooled senseless without realizing it.
Perhaps, as Chen Luo had said, Kafka would not hurt Stelle.
Now, whenever March 7th thought about Stelle wavering between a trash can and Kafka, she wanted to laugh.
It was a little mean, but it was really funny.
"Do you want me to go with you?" March 7th asked.
"No. Kafka asked me to come alone."
"Alright, then I'll go finish some commissions first. I've been pretty lazy these past two days, so I haven't completed many." March 7th frowned at the number of commissions in her hand.
Ding! Mission complete!
Ding! Mission complete!
"Do you want me to come with you?" Chen Luo asked.
"No. I'm not a child. Why would I bring a friend when I'm going to meet my parent?" Stelle shook her head.
"So you've already decided she's a parent? Fine, then. I hope you and Kafka have fun." Chen Luo nodded and waved Stelle goodbye.
If nothing unexpected happened, Stelle would come running to Chen Luo shortly and ask him to take her to see Kafka. Before that, though, Chen Luo could conveniently finish something else.
Kafka and the others' ultimate ideal... no, rather, their future destiny was to oppose Aeon of Destruction Nanook. Before Chen Luo had wounded the Aeon of Destruction with a single slash, Kafka had discussed this matter with Stelle.
As a result, Kafka and the others did not seem particularly interested in Stelle's suggestion of asking Chen Luo for help with this matter.
Now, they could probably be said to regret it greatly.
After all... if it did not cost anything, why not give it a try?
"Lord General, this