Ambrose... Fortuna was confused. He didn't understand that the author clearly gave him the protagonist's script, but why did everyone think he was the villain? Taking a step back, he just killed a few people and just wanted to make the world fairer. How can he be a villain? Are those priests who casually use their supernatural powers to kill people good people? Could it be that a priest who gains power through experiments with real people is a good person? Is the justice you uphold really justice? Of course it's different from different angles. He doesn't deny the bad things he has done, but in comparison he is really a good person.
Intention: Is the justice you uphold really justice?