Although Jean had briefly begun to question her own work, she was still deeply reluctant to simply give up and let Eula, such a dedicated captain of the Reconnaissance Company, leave the Knights of Favonius.
When her senior, Diluc, had left the Knights of Favonius, she had considered it their greatest loss. Now that Eula was also thinking of leaving, a question involuntarily arose in Jean's mind: was there truly something wrong with the Knights of Favonius as they were now?
Seeing how firmly Eula had made up her mind, Jean tried a different approach to persuading her to stay. "Eula, does Amber know you're leaving the Knights of Favonius and Mondstadt? She's your best friend."
Sure enough, when Jean mentioned Amber's name, even Eula, who had already made her decision, could not help furrowing her brows, a conflicted, struggling expression crossing her face.
One look at Eula's expression told Jean most of what she needed to know. "Were you really planning to keep something this important from her?"
Eula hesitated for a moment before saying, "Amber... Amber is warm and cheerful. She can become good friends with anyone. Losing one Eula would only mean one less friend for her. I don't dare tell her about this..."
Jean said, "Were you planning to leave without saying goodbye? Just like Amber's grandfather? Do you know how heartbroken that would leave her? Even if Amber is helpful and has plenty of friends, your place in her heart is nothing like that of an ordinary friend. To think you're actually considering this. I really feel Amber deserves better."
Jean's words left Eula feeling ashamed. After Eula had joined the Knights of Favonius, Amber had been the first friend to accept her without discriminating against her because of her background. Naturally, Eula treasured her