<div class="quote"><i>Ardamon wrote: <p>That's exactly what I was thinking when I gave this option. At Bell's injury. His soul would not be so affected. The blow would be far too big and unrealistic if it attacked a member of the Hestia family or even Hestia or Ais. </p><p>But with Wiene it would work. Anyway, whatever he does will fail. That's just what we are going to think about. But he will not succeed. It is clear that Bell stays in the Hestia Familia until the end of the story. </p> </i></div>
<p>Did you read the Xenos Arc at all? Bell was completly devasted when Wiene died in his hands. Bells soul should and would get clouded or lose its shine at all or turn gray what Freya doesnt seem to like (seriously nobody of us knows how the Souls really work here) at all. So no it wouldnt work with Wiene, the only thing Freya achieves by killing her or even any other Xenos is "ruining" Bells clear shining Soul and when he finds out that Freya was the culprit she wont get Bell at all or even draw his rage and hatred towards herself. Sorry but i dont really see how Freya will get Bell at all at this point because everything she does is futile.  </p><p>Kill Hestia Bell would be devasted and will most likely lose his brilliance Soul. </p><p>Kill his friends same in the hestia case. </p><p>Kill Xenos the same  as the above. </p><p>We could go on like this for the entire day and we wouldnt see the light in end of the tunnel. Freya at this point doesnt have even the slightest bit of a chance to get Bell because everything at this point will "ruin"/distinguish/let bell lose brilliance Soul. Freya has waited to long at this point, she should have taken the moment she saw him because he didnt had any connections beside hestia but that changed drastly. Bell has friends now, people he sees as his family and losing them will ruin him forever. We know Freya is going to let people go when there Soul stays/holds there shine and that will most likely happen to bell as well. </p>

<p>I find Ardamon's theory very interesting, but as DarkAtlas said this could "ruin" the soul of Bell so a murder would be fatal for Freeya, what we know is that "maybe" Freeya will use Aiz as pawn for his plan we all know that Freeya will do anything to get there, including indirect murders (but I would say it will be his last trump card) my questions are: </p><p>How will she do to deactivate Larias freese without tainting the soul of Bell? </p><p>If Freeya uses Aiz directly (by killing a xenos for example and make him a perfect plan for Bell to see with his own eyes) or indirectly (by putting lots of traps to tarnish his reputation until Bell is deeply disappointed with her, for example) would that still cause Bell's soul to be tainted? </p><p>Whatever Freeya 's plan, will it not result in a merger of Bell and Aiz? </p><p>I have turned the puzzle all over the place I do not see how Freeya could conquer Bell and consequently make him enter his famillia (which she will surely fail) </p><p>If you have a logical outcome to the potential success of Freeya, I would like to read you. </p>

<p>If Freya does not get to have Bell in life, he will do so in death, obtaining his soul without any problem.  </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Gozulolz wrote: </p><p>I find Ardamon's theory very interesting, but as DarkAtlas said this could "ruin" the soul of Bell so a murder would be fatal for Freeya, what we know is that "maybe" Freeya will use Aiz as pawn for his plan we all know that Freeya will do anything to get there, including indirect murders (but I would say it will be his last trump card) my questions are: </p><p>How will she do to deactivate Larias freese without tainting the soul of Bell? </p><p>If Freeya uses Aiz directly (by killing a xenos for example and make him a perfect plan for Bell to see with his own eyes) or indirectly (by putting lots of traps to tarnish his reputation until Bell is deeply disappointed with her, for example) would that still cause Bell's soul to be tainted? </p><p>Whatever Freeya 's plan, will it not result in a merger of Bell and Aiz? </p><p>I have turned the puzzle all over the place I do not see how Freeya could conquer Bell and consequently make him enter his famillia (which she will surely fail) </p><p>If you have a logical outcome to the potential success of Freeya, I would like to read you. </p> </i></div>
<p>Freya is not very interested in Bell being in her family. True, she says Otarr may one day be in your place. </p><p>choose the least evil. And Wiene and her murder are just as serious as any other, but the consequences are not so great. She's a monster anyway. So an accident can happen. </p><p>The author threw it in such a bomb that Bell could remain in the Hestia Familia. Blocking the most powerful families with his cheap armor. Loki's excuse is that he promised Freya. Freya's excuse is that she's waiting for the right time. Her moment will be her defeat. </p><p>
Then she was interested in Bell being in her family. </p><p>Without killing anyone. Hestia The attacked family. Bell took it by force. Is simple. </p><p>It can be made simple, right? A talented adventurer is taken by the most powerful. And let's be serious who would not want a child to grow to a level in 3 months. </p><p>He was right now. All the families in the City should have declared war on Hestia for the bell. But the cute armor and comfort breaks the truth The story cannot be reached so far. But surely in heaven it would be hers. Just there. </p>

<p>You guys realize the claiming Bell's soul in heaven thing is going to resolved as well, right? </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Kevhunt06 wrote: You guys realize the claiming Bell's soul in heaven thing is going to resolved as well, right? </p> </i></div>
<p>His soul should reach Freya. If I am not mistaken, it gives tasks to the souls. She is not just a goddess of beauty and so on. Therefore, Freya has those eyes with which he can see souls. She's not just a cute goddess and this is all </p><p>Freya also in mythology is a queen of Valkirie. Gather the souls of the brave warriors and take them to Odin. </p><p>It is not the case here that Bell was taken to fight in heaven. But I suppose his soul is good enough for her. The question is whether Freya is good enough to deserve Bell. </p><p>I personally like Freya's in the book. But I hate what in anime. In Freya anime it just looks like a cheap whore. </p><p>The clarity of the book is totally different, a funny clarity and I think the look is much more beautiful. </p><p>I wonder what didn't take it the way it was. </p>

The one thing about the anime Freya I like better. Is the color of her eyes. I think purple suits her better. But can you imagine it? Bell Cranel Captain of the Freya Familia one of 3 Level Sevens in the world. One of 2 Level Sevens currently in Orario.

<p>Bell leaving his Familia behind is equivalent to Naruto betraying his village, and friends a unlikely scenario. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Quote: The one thing about the anime Freya I like better. Is the color of her eyes. I think purple suits her better. But can you imagine it? Bell Cranel Captain of the Freya Familia one of 3 Level Sevens in the world. One of 2 Level Sevens currently in Orario. </p> </i></div>
<p>I have to like her form more, which looks younger in the book. And the look is closer to what true beauty should be. Perfection. </p><p>In the anime her gaze and her manner resemble that of a prostitute often. </p><p>Her character in the book is much more funny and childish even compared to the anime beast. Now I think Freya is sexier in the book than Freya in the anime. </p><p>In fact, what's in the book is the most beautiful woman in the story after me. </p><p>In the anime I really like Riveria and Normal Aria. </p><p>If the story was in normal force. without armor intervention. Bell was with Loki or Freya. Hestia remains a friend. There was no need for Hestia to be sent to heaven. </p><p>It was premeditated that Loki should not try to steal him because he promised Freya. Very weak argument. </p><p>And Freya is waiting for the right time to claim it. Very weak argument too. </p><p>The author does not put Freya into action until Bell is strong enough to win and Freya to lose. </p><p>Weak without reflecting the life of an adventurer and the steps he should go through. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>Otaku4469 wrote:
Bell leaving his Familia behind is equivalent to Naruto betraying his village, and friends an unlikely scenario.</i></div>
<p>No. Despite being abused as a child and having been without parents from an early age, I never hold a grudge against people, like a certain Gothic emo.  </p>