Eleanor had no fondness for Kallen whatsoever.
Because she felt that Kallen was nothing more than a parasite clinging to Lord Otto.
"That won't be necessary," Otto said.
Kallen had been dead for over five hundred years. To capture Kallen, they would have to cross worlds to hunt her down, but that world was Kallen's home turf. If he went there, he might never return.
"Yes..."
Eleanor said dejectedly.
Sure enough, Lord Otto still had lingering feelings for Kallen. Kallen had clearly caused such a huge mess this time, yet Lord Otto looked as though he intended to shield her.
The emotion called jealousy was buried deep within Eleanor's heart.
If Kallen had been a little more dependable, Eleanor might have blessed Lord Otto. But Kallen was simply too unreliable. She turned a blind eye to everything Lord Otto had done for her and acted solely according to her own preferences. That was why Eleanor disliked Kallen.
She would not covet a place by Otto's side, but she hoped that the person standing beside him would be someone more outstanding, someone more capable of making Lord Otto happy.
Therefore, Kallen had to die.
Kallen was the obstacle preventing Lord Otto from reaching happiness.
Eleanor was brimming with killing intent. Her desire to protect humanity was nowhere near as deep as her loyalty to Otto. To her, Otto was everything. When she had been tormented by illness and Otto cured her, all she had wanted was to repay that man.
Otto sensed Eleanor's killing intent and felt rather helpless. If Kiana and Mei were like this, Schicksal would probably have Herrscher battles every day.
"Lord Otto, thank you for taking care of me."
Eleanor stood up with the blanket covering her body, then spoke respectfully.
She still had to continue protecting