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>>4051723
Never in red, but what reason would Dlanor have to lie to you? She's like the most reliable fucking character in Seacats.

>>4012230
It seems rather flexible though, as this is a stark contrast to her former game pieces.

I can accept Jessitrice in the end if, as other have already pointed out, it's not some grimdark Romeo and Juliet mass murder. I'd much rather her be manipulating Kanon too, enough of this "Well the culprit is bad, but they had good intentions!" shit.

Jessica loved, or loves Battler, he haphazardly promised her something, she was or felt betrayed, wants to exact revenge, also ties up the "Your presence here causes everyone to die" bit that piece Beatrice said in EP4.

>>4001361
Dlanor states pieces typically do not act against their nature though, is Battler really capable of participating in such an insidious plot?