Saint Cai'er had no particular opinion of the Human Race.
Nor did she have any particular opinion of the Temple Alliance.
She felt the same way about the Six Great Temples.
Yes.
That was right.
Saint Cai'er truly held no opinion toward the Six Great Temples, including the Assassin Temple.
But that did not mean she had forgiven Saint Lingxin and Lan Yanyu, her parents.
Saint Lingxin and Lan Yanyu did not represent the Assassin Temple.
Neither did her great-grandfather, Saint Moon.
He likewise could not represent the Assassin Temple.
The Assassin Temple she referred to was merely the institution that encompassed all assassins of the Human Race. In other words, when facing those affiliated with the Assassin Temple, she could maintain a calm attitude.
She treated everyone equally.
That much could be seen from those four goofy guards.
From beginning to end.
The only people Saint Cai'er hated were Saint Lingxin and Lan Yanyu.
Even toward Saint Moon.
All she felt was that he had failed in his oversight.
It was not enough to sever their familial bond.
After all, everyone had moments of negligence.
Thus, when Senior Ruo Shui, who was also an elder, greeted her, Saint Cai'er nodded in return and clasped her hands in salute. She neither put on airs and ignored her nor deliberately pretended not to see her.
This greatly increased Ruo Shui's favorable impression of her.
At the same time, Ruo Shui felt even more resentment toward Saint Lingxin and Lan Yanyu, and regarded Chen Yinger's awakening back then with even less approval.
If Saint Lingxin and Lan Yanyu had not been so extreme, if they had not committed such a shocking act—pushing a child into a cave without her knowledge and forcibly making her accept the Cycle of Reincarnation inheritance—
Saint Cai'er