Yaksha had originally intended to stop the Karma Fortress's bombardment, but upon witnessing this scene, he felt an unprecedented shock and wavering in his heart.
He had personally seen one person resist, through her own power alone, the attack of the Karma Cannon from the Karma Fortress, an attack gathered from True Word Power transformed from countless Human Souls.
Every last trace of it contained endless sorrow and despair, yet Yaksha and the others regarded it as their ultimate means of ending the Karmic Demon and saving Earth.
To him, this was undoubtedly a worldview-shattering realization. He knew full well how powerful that True Word Power was—it was the result of twelve thousand five hundred years of continuously harvesting Human Souls and converting them into Battle Power.
Yet Arora had matched such power with her strength alone, even dispersing it to a certain extent.
This made Yaksha begin to reflect. If an individual's power could reach such a level, then was the "greater good" they had upheld for so long—the belief that "to save Earth and completely eliminate the Karmic Demon, sacrificing a small number of people is necessary"—truly correct?
Deep within Yaksha's heart, a trace of doubt began to emerge. It was a questioning of beliefs he had held for so long, and a reexamination of his own actions.
He began to realize that perhaps true salvation did not have to mean only destruction and sacrifice. Perhaps there were other, gentler and wiser ways.
At that moment, Yaksha's worldview, values, and even the meaning of his entire life seemed to be redefined. He stood at a crossroads in life, facing choices and challenges unlike any before.
Yaksha's thoughts galloped uncontrollably like wild horses breaking free of their reins.
He began recalling his original aspirations. Back then, his heart had