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Perhaps, a personal connection with the author was formed, but Yan Dere's unique writing style was perceived with interest and was very easy to understand, which helped Eyre devour the long-awaited book in one sitting. Perhaps, if it weren't for the journey to Mirkor, it would have continued to gather dust in her travel bag, but not reading it in the current situation would have been simply foolish. Finishing the book, she felt a certain guilt towards Virgil, considering their long-standing acquaintance, but in her mind, she ranked her sympathy towards the characters in the story as follows: Rutger > Yan > Theo > Virgil, and she most likely decided not to put her mentor in first place out of spite and in defiance of his narcissistic nature.