From the very beginning, Nannan didn't trust those who claimed to be her father's friends.
Because she always remembered what her father had told her: other than the aunts and uncles he introduced to her personally, she knew no one else.
Thus, Nannan didn't believe the white-robed elder before her from the start; even though later the elder showed her two characters she did recognize, she didn't let it show.
But no matter how flawlessly she behaved, faced with the absolute disparity in power, she was still led by the nose.
As for the two choices the elder offered her, she didn't want to choose either, nor would she.
Because Nannan wouldn't trust anyone besides her father. Nonetheless, from her conversation with the elder, she gleaned a crucial piece of information.
That is, the enemy's target is her, more precisely, the memories within her Sea of Consciousness.
