"..." Pandora, the Goddess of Death, simply went off to do something that was in her own interest. I even asked why she didn't just destroy the life of the "Perfect" Pandora, but she said she can't.
If she does something now, a new timeline will emerge. The timeline she's in would suffer the consequences, but the new one would carry on perfectly fine, so she doesn't even try.
'Only an omnipotent being could do it... according to her...' I don't know if that's an excuse or if she genuinely believes it.
"..." But something caught my attention in a big way. Normally, I'm not the type who gets curious. I've always been an entity of contracts. But this "Perfect" Pandora really got my attention.
"..." I arrive at this Pandora's room to clear up some doubts. What I don't understand is the series of favorable factors that worked out when they should have failed. I believe this is the answer to why the Vampire Queen Grimm always saw Pandora die in her visions of the future.
