Sisi knew that she was biased toward the little wolf cub, and she had no intention of hiding it.
If anyone wanted to harm Jojo, she would be the first to protect him, even if it cost her life.
In fact, she might even strike first before that person could do anything to Jojo. Just as Kael had said before: one should eliminate enemies early to prevent future trouble.
If Jojo genuinely hated someone, then she would hate them just as fiercely.
Though she wondered if Jojo was even capable of hatred. At most, he seemed wary of certain groups—like tiger beastmen—because of the trauma he suffered when he was separated from his father.
Still, Jojo was a simple boy. He cared more about hunting and his small family than about anything beyond his narrow circle.
That reminded Sisi of Kael.
