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This encounter solidifies the Emperor's role as a villain for the audience, who express overwhelming sympathy and admiration for the Empress's defiant and resilient character. The dialogue sparks significant confusion among readers, who debate the true circumstances of the imperial children's deaths and speculate about the possibility of a surviving heir. While the imperial drama is the central focus, readers connect these events directly to Artezia's master plan. The consensus is that this conflict is the calculated result of Artezia manipulating her unstable mother, Miraila, into taking reckless action against the Empress, a theory reinforced by the knowledge that Artezia had her aide Hazel tailing Miraila. 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