Noah let out a sigh, feeling both torn and conflicted. He couldn't help but be swayed by Sarah's plea, as it was one of the few things that had always managed to weaken his resolve. Yet, he refused to see it as a weakness. The four years he had spent apart from Sarah had given him the opportunity to grow stronger, to accumulate power for moments just like this one. And now, as he stood at the crossroads of his own internal struggle, he could see that this was the reason he had worked so hard to increase his power.
With a flicker of hesitation, he finally nodded, his resolve softening. "Alright," he whispered softly, "I'll help her. Just because of you, not her."
Sarah's smile widened as she nodded in agreement. "Okay," she said happily. Then, she glanced at Zara and subtly winked.
Noah couldn't help but notice everything. A faint smirk formed on his lips as he slightly raised his eyebrows. "It seems like your headache has faded away," he remarked, amusement lacing his words.
