When Gleipnir declared herself a member of "Dream Mirror," she did not need to see it with her own eyes to know that the various races had probably exploded into uproar over that identity.
After all, Gleipnir had always presented herself as an "independent astrologer."
Every major race had considered recruiting her. Even some Mirror Dragons unaware of the truth behind the matter had wanted to draw her in. Yet in the end, Gleipnir had refused them all.
And she had basically used the same line every time: "I don't like being bound."
She disliked shackles and refused to be restrained. Thus, she would rather remain a solitary astrologer than join any race or organization.
If Gleipnir had only rejected small and medium-sized settlements, she would most likely have become a target of public condemnation. But since she had even turned down the top races, she had instead become an exceedingly valuable neutral party in the eyes of all races.
A neutral identity meant that she could move among races locked in ancient blood feuds without fearing the jealousy of either side. She could serve as a mediator between many parties.
For example, she could associate with the Queen of Tooth Fairy Paradise while also chatting freely with the Mirror Sea Scholars of the Tooth Fairy Ruins.
Such a situation, utterly unimaginable for any other race, was something only she could accomplish.
That was because Gleipnir had no ideology, took no side, and possessed an independent, precious neutral identity.
But now, Gleipnir had clearly stated that she was a member of "Dream Mirror."
Did that mean Gleipnir would shed her neutral identity and begin to have an ideology of her own?
After all, in the eyes of the various races, an organization's stance far outweighed an individual's. Just as the