“Alright, alright. Stop being sad. The Headless Knight only said those things because he was under control. He didn’t actually want to scold you.”0

In the sewer, Wayne comforted a dejected Julia.0

“But he said it! Even though he was being controlled, those words still came out of his mouth. Your former master doesn’t love you, Julia. There’s no reason to cry for him.” Do huffed, angry on her friend’s behalf. As an objective outsider, she judged that the Headless Knight was a real bastard!1

“It’s not right to talk behind someone’s back, Do. Although I treat Julia well, there’s no denying that the Headless Knight treats her quite decently,” Wayne reprimanded with a long face, stating that he didn’t want Do to say something like that again.0

Dejected, Julia lowered her head and perched in a corner, radiating unhappiness.0

“You don’t have to be so heartbroken, Julia,” Wayne said, patting her on the back. “Think about it this way: you had a master who used to love you, and now you have a new master who loves you. You haven’t lost anything.”0

“I disagree,” Do said. “The Headless Knight only saw Julia as a tool, unlike...0