When light tears itself apart in front of the abyss, the deepest darkness is born in two worlds at the same time.
Beria, a warrior exiled from the Kingdom of Light, made the cruelest choice in the void - splitting his soul in two. The half carrying anger and power became Rebrando's puppet and transformed into the Dark Emperor; the half carrying wisdom and obsession fell into the armor universe and was reborn as Ares, the god of war, Lufa.
Since then, two mirror-image tragedies have been staged at the same time: one venting destruction in the galaxy, and the other practicing paranoia on the journey. They don't know each other, but they are like twin shadows, heading for the abyss together on the wrong road.
Until all those involved are pulled into the "Hall of Truth" that transcends time and space and witness the origin of everything. They saw Belial's despair in failing to protect his companions when he touched the Spark Tower; they saw Lufa's rage in seeking justice for the "children" when he was betrayed by the civilians; they also saw the remaining humanity under the madness, and the fatherhood hidden deep in the harshness.
This is not an exoneration, but a final trial on "how evil is born."
When the movie viewing came to an end, a gentle "if" was quietly written: In the armor world, Lufa lived in glory all his life and was never betrayed; in the kingdom of light, Beria became a highly respected "other sun" under the understanding and guidance.
The most extreme darkness often comes from the shattering of the purest light. And the most profound salvation is to let that light never go out.
