Noah's suspicions about names resurfaced once again.
His worries about the dangers of what the name could bring were secondary to what he felt.
He was more focused on the power behind the name. Fenrir's bloodline came from his original world devoid of magic, and yet his potential was this strong.
Both Eve and Kratos were in the same situation. In fact, Eve technically couldn't be considered a Fallen, and she turned out to have undergone such drastic changes. Although, with regard to Eve, Noah also felt that it was that powerful vial of blood whose potential was being drawn out.
Despite that, Noah was still weighing the benefits of giving names if it meant opening a stronger path.
If that was the case, then what about his own name?
In fact, he was even beginning to believe that his powers and his appearance were resembling that of a devil more and more ever since he accepted the title of devil behind his name.
