The Green Figure

In the end, Zamasu still died. Even with the protection of Shenron's power, when he encountered the King of Time's power at the pinnacle of the rules, his beautiful dream ultimately turned to ashes amid regret, bringing his life to an end.

Looking back on Zamasu's life, it would not be entirely fair to say he was completely wrong. It was only regrettable that all he saw was humanity's vile side. Had he taken another path and devoted that persistence to the proper cause, Zamasu might well have become an outstanding Supreme Kai. But there were no ifs in this world. Zamasu's mistakes stemmed from his nature; he could blame no one but himself.

Chaya would not judge Zamasu for what he had done.

From his initial purity to the darkness that followed, and even his willing self-degradation, there were reasons behind it all. But at its root, the problem had always been himself. Chaya felt both pity and hatred toward him, but in the end, it all became an indifferent sigh.

No matter what, Zamasu had completely vanished.

"That demon is finally dead."

Seeing that Zamasu, submerged beneath Chaya's energy, did not revive again, Trunks stood there in a daze, overwhelmed by a sense of loss as tears streamed down his face. Son Goku and the others also vented their pent-up anger, though they were quite interested in Chaya's final technique. Kaiyin and Eve, the Chronoas, also removed the spacetime barrier and flew toward Chaya.

"Master, thank you for avenging the people of Earth," Trunks said respectfully, bowing at the waist.

"It was nothing."

Chaya shook his head and spoke softly.

In Trunks and the others' eyes, Zamasu's actions were undoubtedly evil, making him an unforgivable demon. Yet to the universe, to the vast starry sky as a whole,