Everything was so harmonious and beautiful.
"I wanted to build a paradise. What you believe in is violence, right? That's an unavoidable reality in this world. But what turned us, who could only slaughter each other... into friends? Was it violence?"
Uri spoke at length.
Perhaps he had pondered many questions, even philosophical questions that were difficult to answer.
But had he truly found the answer?
Kenny casually tossed out a reply.
"Hmph, I don't know. But if you hadn't grabbed me with that huge hand of yours, I definitely would've shit in your skull... and that would've been before I became the friend you talked about."
"Yes, that was an unavoidable fact."
From a certain perspective, Kenny and Uri should originally have belonged to two different worlds. One was good at thinking, while the other worshipped nothing but violence. Yet somehow, they had come together.
"Even so, I still believe in the miracle that happened then."
Although Kenny had always followed Uri, he never understood what the man was thinking.
"Even until the end, I couldn't understand what that guy was thinking."
That was what he had always believed.
Yet, just as Uri had said, the monster's power had been inherited.
When Kenny looked into the inheritor's eyes, he knew Uri had been telling the truth.
Those eyes were exactly the same as Uri's.
After that, the inheritor—Rod's daughter—also constantly spouted righteousness and morality, repeatedly talking about humanity's love and peace. Her manner of speaking was practically identical to Uri's.
At that moment, Kenny began coveting that immense power. Yet he did not know that only those with Reiss Family blood could fully wield it.
Otherwise, he would not have later been played for a fool by Rod Reiss.
In the end, it was his greed and ignorance that