[There's a very long worrying moment here where Will buries his face in his hands. It's the antichrist. It's the antichrist. The fact there's Lunarians out of his radar or the fact Sei wants nothing to do with it. Because for that very long moment, there is nothing in his head but klaxons saying he's an abomination, the worst of them, kill him kill him wipe him from existence. And maybe that's what needs to happen. Killing the Morning Star's kid ruins his plan, maybe He would even come back to this Fragment, and even if not - it would be right. It's just one body and no one would blame him for it.

But, for all that is subconsciously known, it was never mentioned the antichrist had free will. That he wouldn't want to and actually sounded miserable and lost an - it's just an abomination, the one who brings the end of days, and you are a failure if you don't kill it right this instant.

No.

When he looks up at Sei again, the eyes haven't changed from their unnerving-as-hell state, and he is visibly restraining himself from ripping said antichrist's head off, but he's trying not to. That is worth more than actually accepting and throwing it off.] They--... We were told you'd be blonde. That you'd appear in the early twenty-first century. What's--

[wrong this is wrong this is wrong this is wrong this is wrong this i- no no no deep breaths don't do it-] I believe you.