Basically, Attila was a proud and rational warrior.
Whether she was Titan Attila or Heroic Spirit Attila, although their personalities differed, that was merely a difference in outward expression. In terms of values, inner nature, and spirit, Attila was still Attila. Nothing changed whether she was a Titan or a Heroic Spirit.
Therefore, although Attila possessed an exceptionally keen intuition and could calmly respond to any situation, she seemed hollow in every other respect.
Take combat, for example. When fighting, Attila transformed into a battle machine and carried out slaughter. She recognized combat as her area of expertise and regarded anyone who had already become an enemy as an obstacle to be eliminated. She basically never held back, nor did she hesitate when wielding her sword. Personally, however, she did not particularly enjoy fighting. She was unaccustomed to everything outside war and battle, and had never experienced it.
This aspect was perfectly embodied by Titan Attila, making her seem like a pure, innocent, and easily embarrassed girl who knew nothing of the world.
Thus, Heroic Spirit Attila was an existence that magnified her aspect as a general god. Although she usually faced Luo Zhen and the others with a calm and cold attitude, it was because she knew herself well and understood that she was incompetent at everything besides fighting. She therefore regarded herself only as a battle machine that carried out slaughter on the battlefield. As for everything else—thinking, handling matters, making judgments, and so on—she left it all to someone else: Luo Zhen.
That was Attila, a girl who seemed cold but was actually merely ignorant of the world.
If she were Titan Attila, she might be unable to resist talking with Luo Zhen constantly out of loneliness, and feel happy that someone could keep her company. But