Although Angus lets Anna be, he also understands the little troublemaker's perspective. For Anna, be it those ants or those groups of people is the same. From an ordinary human point of view, this way of thinking is disconcerting and extreme.
But, Angus could understand why Anna was thinking like that. Since Anna became a monster-minded person, her way of thinking is slowly changing. For her, other weak people are the same as ants. No matter what they do, it will never affect her.
The worst thing that could only happen to her is getting annoyed, like getting a bug bite. As Anna is quite simple-minded, she just decides that weak people are the same as ants. She will only recognize a person if they reach a certain threshold, like being a sixth-grade combatant.
"Hm.. Maybe this is why she never calls sixth-grade combatants as bubbles.' thought Angus inwardly while walking.
