Sure, Nico had mixed emotions about the camp. He'd felt rejected there, out of place, unwanted and unloved … but now that it was on the verge of destruction, he realized how much it meant to him. This was the last place Bianca and he had shared as a home – the only place they'd ever felt safe, even if only temporarily.
Nico had a complex relationship with the camp, experiencing feelings of rejection and loneliness while he was there. Despite these emotions, he came to appreciate its significance as it faced impending destruction. The camp symbolized a safe haven for him and Bianca, marking their shared moments of solace amidst chaos.
This realization struck Nico hard, highlighting the irony of how he had once felt out of place in a location that now held deep emotional value. The prospect of losing the camp brought forth a sense of urgency and bittersweet nostalgia, reminding him of the connection he had to the place, despite its flaws.
