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This internal conflict has drawn significant criticism from readers, who find her self-blame illogical and a disservice to her character, especially since her own past was far worse. The storyline concludes with Queen Audelie intervening to grant Eva a new beginning, allowing her to become a respected and capable political advisor whose legacy is defined by her intelligence rather than her infamous parentage. While reader opinion on Eva remains divided due to her previous manipulation of the knights, many are satisfied with her positive character resolution and have praised her new, long-haired appearance. The chapter has also intensified fan speculation about side characters, particularly the relationship between Queen Audelie and her guard, who is noted to have a moon tattoo matching the queen's sun tattoo. 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