Chapter 29: The succubus
"You've become slightly stronger? With just four people?"
Eris found it absurd, but Sanguinius was already expecting this.
The power of "trust" doesn't depend solely on numbers.
There are other factors to consider, such as the quality or strength of the "trust."
'The four people here must have great confidence in me, or at least some of them do.'
He had no unit of measurement to evaluate the quality or power of trust, and even less someone with whom to compare these elements.
However, Sanguinius could surprisingly guess the identity of those who gave him their trust.
It made sense, as it must be possible to renounce a specific "trust" in case of emergency.
This option was requested by Sanguinius to avoid visions or misinterpretations developed by Trust donors about him.
He wanted to prevent a scenario similar to that of the heroine named Xiao Yueqing or Moon, who originally could go anywhere (teleportation), but ended up being limited to only going to Hero Nice, because her fans constantly wanted to see them together.
Another example: if some people only perceive the 'Asura mode' aspect of Sanguinius, he would risk developing multiple personalities permanently, like the Greek and Roman gods in Percy Jackson.