Naive and innocent as they were, they did not understand how dark the adult world could be. They thought it was merely a simple little experiment, like drawing a bit of blood.
And having just experienced the pain of losing their parents, the kind-hearted girls naturally did not want children elsewhere to go through the same thing.
If their small contribution could save others, of course they would not refuse.
But perhaps out of instinct, Sirin could not shake her unease. It felt as though the place they were about to go... was hell, an abyss...
As Sirin's unease grew, the scene in the memory became especially bleak.
"Don't go..."
Kiana tried to stop them. She had already guessed what would happen once Sirin and the others arrived at Babylon Laboratory.
It could absolutely be called hell.
But the moment she reached out... the memory vanished.
She was only an observer. There was nothing she could do!
The girls could not hear her. Even if they could, there was nothing they could do. They were too young to change anything.
"How dare the people of Schicksal... How could they do this?! They tricked innocent little girls and used them for human experiments."
"Does a Schicksal like that really deserve to exist?!!"
Kiana was furious, and she hated Schicksal even more now. Because her aunt and her "parents" had both been Valkyries of Schicksal, she had never hated the organization even if she did not like it.
But the more she learned about Schicksal's experiments and actions, the more disgusted she became.
"No, Kiana. You're wrong."
Hearing Kiana's words, Fu Hua calmly denied them.
"Am I not? They claim they protect the world and fight for a better tomorrow, yet they use Honkai energy on innocent people and target little girls