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Coming directly after a chapter praised for its healthy communication, this move is seen as a baffling and counterintuitive regression, with many pointing out that distance would likely intensify Hexion's desire and thus his vulnerability to demonic influence. The chapter deepens the villain dynamics; while readers increasingly distinguish between the possessed Emperor and the true evil of Bael, they vehemently reject any redemption for Adele’s abusive brother. Conversely, her father’s surprising hesitation to enact the Emperor's order has sparked new debate about his conscience. Amidst the political and demonic threats, Adele’s continued transformation into an assertive and openly \"thirsty\" protagonist is celebrated, with beloved side characters like Frey providing moments of levity. 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However, this high-stakes development is overshadowed by widespread fan frustration over the protagonists' decision to separate. Coming directly after a chapter praised for its healthy communication, this move is seen as a baffling and counterintuitive regression, with many pointing out that distance would likely intensify Hexion's desire and thus his vulnerability to demonic influence. The chapter deepens the villain dynamics; while readers increasingly distinguish between the possessed Emperor and the true evil of Bael, they vehemently reject any redemption for Adele’s abusive brother. Conversely, her father’s surprising hesitation to enact the Emperor's order has sparked new debate about his conscience. Amidst the political and demonic threats, Adele’s continued transformation into an assertive and openly \"thirsty\" protagonist is celebrated, with beloved side characters like Frey providing moments of levity. 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