No one knew what was festering within Noah, only Ailetta felt a dreadful emotion building that she couldn't quite place, but she knew that it must have something to do with him.
She knew the root cause of Noah's disabled emotions was all caused by the two people who once dared to call themselves his parents. She didn't care for them at all, there was no hatred, no pity. Their history with Noah and their existence didn't matter to her. But she did care about the trauma their presence was having on the person she loved.
She had to hold herself back from killing them where they stood. With the way Noah was right now, if she were to take away the closure of killing the people who made him regret living, she felt that he would never look at her the same.
Mark watched Noah, who appeared to disregard his plea to show mercy, raising an attack with clear intentions of not holding back at all.
