"Is this girl getting upset with herself again?"
Watching the golden-haired girl dive back into the meditation room, Shiayar couldn't help but sigh softly.
He considered himself quite adept at understanding people's hearts, yet Enola always proved to be his Achilles' heel. This type of stubborn, single-minded, intuitive individual was primarily characterized by elusiveness. She was impossible to observe, impossible to predict; any attempt to understand her was bound to be wrong, any statement about her, mistaken. Indeed, she was the bane of someone rational like Shiayar. After all, rationalists need clues and logical reasoning to draw conclusions. Intuitives, on the other hand, reached conclusions simply based on 'I think so,' with the result materializing before the process. Otherwise, he wouldn't have been caught by Enola because of Dyres time and again. Each time Enola caught him, her methods were more cunningly unexpected than Shiayar could anticipate.
