Kant's words merely revealed Dongla's actions, but did not tell them what he had seen after activating the Bloodline of Night: as Dongla fled madly toward Watchtower Fortress, her face was twisted with savagery, and vicious curses poured continuously from her mouth.
Although, after activating his bloodline and forcibly melding into the "night," Kant could barely see the scene and could not hear any sound, he could read Dongla's words through lip-reading.
She was cursing the demon behind her while plotting how to make the people in the fortress serve as her scapegoats.
As for the apprentices in the fortress, Dongla wore a ferocious expression. "If they die, they die. They're useless anyway. You should feel honored that your deaths can help me!"
From this string of words, it was clear that Dongla had deliberately intended to shift the disaster onto others.
Yet she did not know that she could no longer divert the calamity. With the misfortune staining her body, the demon had fixed its sights on her. If she led it to the fortress, the fortress would only be buried alongside her, while the demon would still pursue her!
"She did it on purpose!" Sinafa gritted her teeth. "We absolutely cannot let her get close to the fortress!"
"But you have no reason to stop her," Kant said quietly.
More importantly, Dongla did not know that she had been tainted by misfortune. If they told her about it, with her temperament, she would never obediently keep her distance alone. She would definitely drag others into the water and make them her scapegoats.
"No matter what, our priority is to persuade her away from the fortress!" Sinafa looked at everyone, clearly asking them to state their position.
Sanders and Kant both nodded. For them, even if they could not