I suppose.
With Little Griseo intentionally—or unintentionally—bringing them together,
things should get a little better from here on out.
There were many things that no longer required Little Griseo's consideration.
Whether it was how each faction made its own arrangements,
or how they handled their relationships with one another,
she had no intention of getting involved.
So apart from helping the girls gradually awaken and undergo their transformations according to the quotas submitted by each faction, the only thing she needed to resolve was the problem of the world itself.
The world of Azur Lane... was truly a tangled mess.
It had a World Will, but not enough spirituality.
And it was the sort of situation where it seemed to want to do something, yet could not do anything properly.
Sometimes, the more it tried to fix things, the messier they became, turning its good intentions into disasters.
In the end...
it had become what it was now.
It was honestly speechless.
Little Griseo took one look and could not bear to watch any longer.
It was like someone who had only just learned to walk insisting on running.
Her abilities were clearly not enough to support the causal threads of the multiverse, yet she had insisted on giving it a try.
And then... well, if you tried it, wouldn't you end up dying?
The countless threads could neither be cut nor untangled, and the slightest carelessness would leave them knotted together.
Did you think the two dead knots mentioned by the Sirens were all there was?
Wrong. Completely wrong!
Little Griseo wanted to help untangle them, but she had no idea where to begin.
In the end, it was probably better to burn everything away.
Bring it all to a close!
Integrate it into one.
Forget about parallel worlds