Her mother figure, another mana person (Transcendental), was experiencing mana explosion in a banquet and told everyone to run. In this kind of situation, writers usually would convey a feeling of helplessness and fear, that or either extreme worry and denial. But the way this author convey the situation it feels like it's a a mild inconvenience for the MC whose entire monologue is so bland and the one that sticks to my mind is this: "If the duchess died here, I will be really sad" but no freaking emotion in the writing! We can blame it on the bad translation, but may I tell you this, real emotional writing will be conveyed with the author's ability to set up the nuance of the situation and event, even with bad translation that couldn't convey everything, I would still be able to sense it and sympathize slightly for the characters yet I DIDN'T FEEL ANYTHING.

Even with the supposed most touching moment where the MC (unaware of her power of cleansing the mana-poisoned soul) hugged her foster mother for what she know as a 'one last time hug' there's freaking emotion. Not unwillingness, not acceptance after denial, not even the sadness is conveyed correctly! The author can't convey emotions in her setting AT ALL. It makes the MC feel bland, really bland.