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[The day dawns, one final time.

There's still silence, but there is a change in the world around them.

They know....if not everything, than enough.

They know his name.

The name of the one responsible for everything.

So, is it any wonder that they're all drawn, as if pushed, prodded, led.... to a door that now exists directly under the waterfall's stream?

It is a plain, white door, and yet....

Going in makes you feel as if there will be no turning back.]

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Yes. He did to Solomon and us what Solomon accidentally did to his entire race. But all of us were saved; even Zabuza-san. Even Hikage-san. Even Subete-san. Even the ones who brutally murdered each other.

...As you recall, they weren't the ones responsible for starting a myriad death games. Though they had acted, whose fault do you believe that was? They bore some responsibility but in the end, most of it remained for what started this mess, and therefore was the reason they deserved saving at all.

Try not compare everyone else to an entity who submerged everyone in COUNTLESS death games for its personal enjoyment. It's utterly inane and insulting.

[ Even if those three murdered and caused trouble for it, that's not something he would think they deserved. ]

Isn't that kind of...

[She searches for the right word.]

Kind of harsh, for a person who tied themselves to the nexus of a death game that spans time and space?

[Holy Grails, man.]

[ ... He'll scoff at this. ]

The situation behind that is far too complex for you to understand and does not even compare to the problem that's being caused by this creature.

So, no. It's not 'harsh'.

Or are you trying to imply I should be fine with such a creature still remaining alive without its due punishment, despite how much suffering it caused? And how much of an insult it dealt thereby just by existing?