Aldrian did not disturb Claude, allowing him time to process his emotions and thoughts. At a time like this, it was not appropriate for him to offer his opinion, as this was an internal struggle for Claude. He could only hope that Claude would make a good decision, even if it left scars on his heart.
He did not want to leave a variable like Princess Loraine alone without a decisive resolution. She was someone already deeply connected to the devils and had committed many acts that harmed the innocent. She was also at the stage of being madly in love with the deceased Lust Devil. Once she learned of the Lust Devil's fate, he could imagine she would do anything to take revenge against him.
He could perhaps erase her memories of the Lust Devil, but that would not erase her past sins. Moreover, the Duclan family believed in him and trusted that the princess would receive her judgment. It would not be fair to Princess Loraine's victims if he simply let her get away with it.
