"Did you go looking for that woman again?"
Allen had only just returned to the Central Tower of Sky City when Sakura immediately put on an indifferent expression and asked.
The "that woman" she referred to was obviously Hela.
"What, are you jealous again?" Allen asked with a half-smile.
Sakura hurriedly shook her head and denied it. "No! Of course not! I just think she isn't worth you investing so much time and energy in."
Seeing the way his adopted daughter said one thing while meaning another, Allen could not help but smile faintly. "Trust me, Hela, the Goddess of Death, has considerable potential. Especially her soul, steeped in Death energy—it is not something that can be created casually. I admit that when I first took her in, it was only because of my deal with Odin. I had even planned to abandon her in another world when I left. But now, I think that given enough time, she will definitely be qualified to join the team. Of course, that still requires time for observation and testing."
"But I don't like her!" Sakura stated her position bluntly.
After all, Allen had raised her since childhood. Their bond was so close that outsiders could hardly imagine it. Therefore, she never needed to pretend in front of him or hide her likes and dislikes.
"Just like you don't like Wanda?" Allen probed in a somewhat uncertain tone.
Out of respect for her privacy, he had not sensed or investigated Sakura's thoughts, but he could still feel that intense possessiveness.
In fact, Sakura had displayed similar behavior from a very young age.
Whenever she saw Allen spending a long time with a female, or engaging in somewhat intimate interactions, she would pout unhappily.
Back then, Allen had always believed that Sakura had merely