In truth, among these supplementary scenes, what shocked people most was what Otto did after Kallen's death.
He became a priest, adopted children, and then devoted himself to "making this imperfect world into the kind of world Kallen wished for." Though this persistence and resolve were still for Kallen's sake, the ideal contained within them stirred up memories from the past.
They were painful memories—the final lesson Murata Himeko had taught Kiana. Back then, Murata Himeko had passed on to Kiana the ideal of "making this imperfect world into the kind of world you wish for," and Kiana had completely inherited that ideal, striving to turn that imperfect world into what she wanted it to be.
They had originally believed this ideal belonged to Murata Himeko. But now, it seemed that it had first originated with Kallen. Otto had understood this ideal through Kallen, then passed it on for her sake.
Whether it was fighting for all that was beautiful in the world or making this imperfect world into the one they wished for, such great ideals had actually been painstakingly passed down by Otto, that great villain, and conveyed to those Valkyries.
That was downright absurd!
No one could have imagined that Otto, that great villain, would promote truth, goodness, and beauty. And he had not merely paid lip service to it—he had truly been guiding Destiny in that direction.
From the information revealed by the Light Screen's previous footage, Destiny really had been fighting to protect the world. As the world's ruler, Destiny had not abused its authority. Instead, it maintained world peace and fought hard against Honkai.
There might have been darkness within its ranks, but at the very least, the Valkyries truly fought while upholding lofty and beautiful ideals.
Just as Otto had joined the resistance