"From everything I'd seen so far, you were without a doubt the finest staff. Wodime and I would never deny that. But if you truly stopped my plan, go to Antarctica. That would be the end of your journey, and the truth you sought would be there.
"All that needed to be said had been said. This was my agreement with Wodime. Though we never discussed it, we both thought the same way: when one of us finally faced Chaldea, we would tell them everything." As Daybit spoke, he took a step backward and instantly fell into the vast cavern behind him. From beginning to end, his expression never changed in the slightest.
"Wait." Ritsuka tried to stop him, but it was already too late.
"Kirschtaria actually never told me such important information. Then again, even if he had, it wouldn't have changed Chaldea's situation. Marisbury's open scheme was truly formidable. But was he really so certain Chaldea would win, rather than have his plans stopped by Kirschtaria or Daybit?"
"If that guy ever met Otto, they'd definitely have plenty to talk about. And Aizen too. It'd be very interesting if those three ever met."
Along the way, Shen Fei had met many people, but in terms of intellect, those three had left the deepest impression on him. In truth, if he had acted in the end, he could have temporarily stopped Daybit—for example, by using the Op-Op Fruit to teleport him away. It might not have changed the final outcome, but it certainly could have bought them some time.
But Daybit's words made him abandon that idea. Strictly speaking, Daybit was not a villain. Rather, from their respective positions, Chaldea were the villains.
"So it really wasn't my fault. Everything was the former director's fault." Daybit's resolve gave Shen