"What a fine 'not a devil'! What a fine 'forced by circumstances'!"
"As expected of the Archbishop. He could so easily say things we could never bring ourselves to say."
"He wouldn't kill people casually? True enough, Otto never killed casually. After all, his killings were always planned and purposeful. He wasn't some homicidal maniac who killed for pleasure."
"What a fucking shameless thing to say. That really was something Otto would do."
"Tsk, tsk. Otto actually said Durandal was his best student in five hundred years. Do you think that was true?"
"I think it was true, but that didn't stop Otto from using Durandal as a tool."
"To be fair, that's true."
People in the real world mocked and complained in all sorts of ways, rendered speechless by Otto's shamelessness.
Still, as baffling as it was, judging by what had been shown, it really was something Otto would do. After all, that was simply the kind of man he was.
Meanwhile, Otto continued speaking within the Light Screen's image. He wore a smile, and even an emotion called happiness could be seen on his face. Like a devout believer who had finally found the faith most precious to him, his entire being exuded sincerity and happiness.
Moreover, Otto then showed clear goodwill toward Durandal, Theresa, and the others. Once again, he stated that he truly intended to hand Schicksal over to Theresa, and that the story of Otto Apocalypse would end here.
Because after more than five hundred years, the man named Otto Apocalypse had finally found that sacred soul—and found a way to welcome it back into the human world.
To that end, Otto would use his own death to prove what a magnificent final note it was for a life to truly die willingly, to willingly