{Since the little angel is being revived, how about sending some tips? (*?ω?)}
Kiana's worries were not without reason. She could see Sirin's memories because, in theory, they had originally been one entity. After learning of Sirin's tragic memories, Kiana's feelings toward her had become very complicated. From the hatred of blaming her for Himeko's death to the past year of wandering, she had intermittently begun dreaming about Sirin.
Her aversion toward Sirin had also reversed after experiencing those dreams about her, even feeling firsthand, from Sirin's perspective, the agonizing pain of Destruction Energy being injected into her by the experimenters. That shared experience forced Kiana to change how she felt about Sirin.
Now that Himeko had been saved by Theresa, Kiana no longer held any aversion toward Sirin. All that remained was sorrow and sympathy. That was why, when Theresa prepared to strip Sirin's consciousness from her mind, Kiana asked how Theresa planned to handle Sirin's consciousness.
Everyone's feelings toward Sirin were also complicated. However, while dealing with Hua and the Herrscher of Sentience incident, Kiana had explained things to everyone. So now, no one particularly disliked Sirin; instead, they pitied what had happened to her.
"Kiana's right. We won't hate Sirin either, so we humbly ask you to spare her."
Himeko herself looked at Theresa and pleaded on Sirin's behalf. Theresa merely smiled helplessly.
She had not even said what she intended to do to Sirin, so why was everyone worried that she would do something bad to her? How could that be possible? It was not Sirin's fault that she hated humanity so deeply.
Everything she had suffered was caused by the Herrscher experiments at Babylon Laboratory in Siberia. If those people had treated Sirin better, she would not have fallen into darkness, been tempted by Destruction,