Lana knew very well that ever since childhood, no matter what she did wrong, as long as she did not cross Seiya's bottom line, her gentle brother would ultimately forgive her.
Although she was a princess who rarely ever left the palace, through her many sources of intelligence, no one understood her brother better than she did.
That naive Lakyus had always treated herself as a sister-in-law and treated Lana like both a younger sister and best friend. Whatever Lana asked, Lakyus answered, completely without guard.
Then there was that gluttonous dragon by Brother King Seiya's side, who was even easier to handle.
Using her status as Brother King Seiya's "younger sister" and feeding her treats, that loli dragon would answer almost every question Lana asked.
The Great Tomb of Nazarick was indeed powerful, but Lana also knew that Brother King Seiya could protect her.
If Brother King Seiya had not been so perfect and powerful, and if Lana could think of anyone other than Nazarick in this world who had the means to defeat him, she would not have chosen to cooperate with Albedo and the others.
To accomplish her goal, defeating Brother King Seiya was necessary.
And in this world, it seemed that only the Great Tomb of Nazarick possessed such power.
Faced with Lana's questioning, even Albedo could barely keep her expression under control.
After all, they had never expected the Third Prince of the Kingdom to be so abnormal.
"When we first met, I already told you this. You are powerful and clever, but far too arrogant.
It seems that in your eyes, humans are inferior creatures, worse even than the weeds by the roadside.
It cannot be denied that most humans really are as you imagine them to be.
But my Brother King Seiya is