Everything is fragments.
Every fragment will become crucial.
The past we never thought about is precisely what exists most truly.
If this all began because of humanity's greed, then it will be a total failure.
We cannot defeat ourselves. We cannot fight against ourselves.
The humans capable of changing the world must be extreme. (The will of evil)
The will that can change the world springs from humanity itself. (The ideal of justice)
Humanity cannot rule the world. It's all just wishful thinking.
Two hundred years ago, a false sage created "Zero" and planted the seed of "evil" in the true sage. From the very beginning, the sage was born into an age besieged on all sides. He said: "There is something in this world more tempting than food. Once people have their three meals, they start craving more extravagant things.
It seems that whether in times of chaos or peace, people can never truly settle down.
Those cries of anguish are such a headache to listen to, those roars demanding that their desires be satisfied.
Joy and sorrow, anger and happiness have always been the same, and people see nothing wrong with that. They simply crave pleasure.
In the end, the pursuit of pleasure itself is an empty thing.
One happy fragment after another is pieced together, until at last they collide with the unseen pain and settle into dust. That's all there is to it..."