He found it hard to refute Morgaine's words.
His initial excuse for allowing Odette to prey on his blood without resisting had been that her doing so would create the Abyssal Energy grimoire.
But even after that had been completed, he still hadn't really resisted her last night when she sank her fangs into his neck.
It left him asking: what other excuse did he have now?
Now that he had gotten all he needed from her bites, why did he still allow it?
Was he some psychopath who secretly enjoyed having his blood siphoned off?
It sounded ridiculous, but until now, that was the only explanation he could think of.
Morgaine's answer was different: it was because he admired her.
The system had asked him to finish her off while she was unconscious, but he had refused, headstrong about defeating her fair and square.
Why would he care about defeating an enemy fairly or not?
He had never been a righteous person growing up and knew well he would never be a hero.
