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Noah's words left Rin Tohsaka, Saber, and Rider staring at one another. Yet they could find no words to refute him and could only fall silent.
The three girls had merely confirmed it once again.
Noah was very free-spirited.
To Noah, a good person was undoubtedly someone who suited his tastes.
In other words, Noah would only save those he believed were worth saving. As for those without any value to save, even watching coldly as they died would not stir him in the slightest.
Noah was also very gentle.
At the very least, Noah had not chosen to stand by and watch people die. He simply chose whom to save.
It had to be said that Noah and Gilgamesh were actually rather alike.
After all, both of them were quite free-spirited and domineering.
The difference was that Noah and Gilgamesh held different values.
In Noah's eyes, as long as someone was not utterly filthy, they were worth saving.
In Gilgamesh's eyes, as long as someone had value in existing, their life had meaning.
In Noah's eyes, as long as someone was utterly filthy, there would be no issue even in erasing them.
But in Gilgamesh's eyes, as long as something had value in existing, even an utterly filthy person would be accepted by him.
One would save.
The other would only judge.
One would assess humanity according to the circumstances.
The other would treat all humanity equally, even villains who could not be tolerated.
Seen that way, Noah was the truly free-spirited one.
Gilgamesh was merely willful.
Of course, Gilgamesh surely understood that as well.
It was simply that, in the eyes of the oldest