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Eclipsa was, perhaps, the only character toward whom Elistafet felt such warm, almost maternal affection.
Their acquaintance began extremely tenselyβwith Elistafet's total hatred for the daughter of Solaria, the murderer of her family. She remained skeptical for a long time, even when the other monsters began to accept Eclipsa.
Yet Eclipsa's very nature could not help but affect her. Elista is half-Mewman; the blood of the enemy flows through her veins, and this stirred up a whole tangle of internal conflicts. If she categorically considers all Mewmans enemies, does that mean she herself is a potential traitor? These thoughts drove her to engage with the butterfly princess, to try to understand her true motives. And the longer Elistafet spent time with her, the clearer she saw before her not an enemy, but a child trapped in a system from which there is no escapeβyet doing everything possible within the limits of her age and strength. Elistafet grows fond of her and is almost ready to reconcile with her own human side.
But the longer the war drags on, the more obvious it becomes that Eclipsa is unwilling to take a clear stance, vacillating between the monster camp for the sake of Globgor and Butterfly Castle. And when Elistafet demands she choose, Eclipsa returns to the castle, forming an alliance with Shastacan. This breaks Elista's heart. She takes it deeply to heart, becomes disillusioned, and finally gives up on accepting her hybrid heritage. On the contrary, she becomes sharply radicalized, feeling betrayed: now she is convinced that all Mewmans are dangerous, that their kindness is feigned, and that for their atrocities they deserve complete annihilation.
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