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The reader base is sharply divided regarding Raelle; many sympathize with her as a lonely figure being treated with unnecessary cruelty, while a vocal contingent defends Yunifer, arguing that Raelle is annoyingly obsessive and fails to respect boundaries, thus justifying Yunifer's cold behavior as self-preservation. This unexpected rivalry has caused readers to question the original novel's plot, wondering how Ishid and Raelle could have ever become a couple given their mutual animosity and shared fixation on Yunifer. 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Instead, her attempts to distance herself have ironically fueled their obsessions, leading to speculation that their feelings for her have existed since their academy days, a significant deviation from the novel she knows. The reader base is sharply divided regarding Raelle; many sympathize with her as a lonely figure being treated with unnecessary cruelty, while a vocal contingent defends Yunifer, arguing that Raelle is annoyingly obsessive and fails to respect boundaries, thus justifying Yunifer's cold behavior as self-preservation. This unexpected rivalry has caused readers to question the original novel's plot, wondering how Ishid and Raelle could have ever become a couple given their mutual animosity and shared fixation on Yunifer. 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