Yes, what Eula had handed Acting Grand Master Jean was a resignation letter. She wanted to resign as captain of the Knights of Favonius' Reconnaissance Company and leave the Knights.
Eula had considered this decision for several days. Although she had ultimately chosen the latter between her clan and the Knights, between family ties and justice, that did not mean she could openly embrace this Mondstadt City, which would soon be steeped in her clan's blood.
Eula considered herself someone with a strong heart. She could endure the prejudices of Mondstadt's people and the misunderstandings of her fellow knights.
But whenever she thought of her relatives and elders soon facing judgment in Mondstadt City, her feelings toward the city became somewhat less pure.
Over the past few days, Eula felt as though she had been trapped in a recurring nightmare. On one side, she dreamed of her childhood playmates, her uncles, and the clan elders taking turns demanding her life, fiercely condemning her betrayal of the clan. Most importantly, despite having betrayed her entire clan, her situation in Mondstadt City did not seem to have changed.
On the other side, the people of Mondstadt took turns accusing and blaming her. In particular, the families of the dead who had hounded her made no effort to hide their disgust, wishing they could cut her into a thousand pieces.
This left her afraid to close her eyes and sleep at all, her mental state languishing. Only then did Eula recall what Lady Shenhe had told her before.
Leaving Mondstadt and heading to Inazuma might be a fresh start.
Although Yucheng had once told her that she could consider trying for the position of Mondstadt's ambassador to Inazuma, Eula believed that, compared with her current position as captain of the Reconnaissance Company, becoming