Griseo was undoubtedly the group's darling. Almost everyone liked her.
(Guess who would come knocking as a group if someone made her cry?)
Even Chrono, whom Griseo feared greatly, would not do anything to her. He merely treated her as a child.
(But if someone really made Griseo cry, they would surely receive Master Chrono's enthusiastic hospitality.)
Seeing the relationship between Griseo and Aponia, quite a few readers were a little surprised. After all, that was Aponia.
Having read this far, they naturally understood Aponia's situation.
Aside from a handful of people, everyone else felt apprehension, fear, or even disgust toward her.
Yet Griseo felt attached to her.
After all, as a mental-type Fusion Warrior, her abilities were truly terrifying.
Even Rin's death had been connected to her Discipline.
Quite a few readers had come to dislike Aponia because of this.
However, as they continued reading, those people's attitudes changed somewhat. They realized that Aponia was also a pitiable person.
Aponia had been born on Twilight Street and grown up there, never once considering leaving.
Moreover, she had been born with an ability: she could persuade others with ease.
After Honkai erupted on Twilight Street, Sakura brought her and Chrono back to the Flame Chasers.
After fusing with the genes of the Honkai Beast Mithra and becoming a Fusion Warrior, her abilities received an epic enhancement. At the same time, Aponia also gained the power to predict the future.
In the end, she named her ability Discipline.
Yet this suddenly acquired precognition troubled Aponia deeply. Every future she saw, without exception, pointed toward the worst possible ending.
She had also tried to change the tragic fates of others, such as forcibly changing someone through Discipline and preventing them from heading toward that miserable ending.
But no matter how many times