Love and Kill

If you communicated a little more with those around you, wouldn’t things have gone more smoothly?

I wanted to kill each other a lot more.

The coral in all the worlds is so strong that the coral mass talks and lends its power.

(It seems that the hallucinations caused by coral technology are worsening and finding a non-existent personality…)

It’s a survival competition between humans and corals, so they might even kill each other.

A heroine who will destroy humanity.

If the entire coral gains consciousness, the overseer will see it as a danger if it tries to move outside on its own, so we have no choice but to create a ship that moves solely with the planet itself.

I wonder if it will explode if coral fills the universe.

People say the universe is amazing with coral, but I’ve always thought that substances capable of burning from something like an explosion on an immigration ship would ignite immediately and burn out quickly if caught by a star’s gravity within the solar system.

Even if corals have a will, it doesn’t mean they can restrict their movement…

Walter seems to dislike death from the beginning, but he is reluctantly pushing forward with his objectives.

I guess it wasn’t good to confront them with a choice all of a sudden…

Skip the process and kill Carla! That’s the way it is.

Coral release is an act that turns the board of the survival competition game upside down, so we can’t know what will happen next.

Therefore, as administrators, we needed to guide foolish humanity to open up new possibilities.

Now that I think about it, I confess that until defeating the Ice Worm, I thought Air-chan was some kind of esper girl somewhere in Rubicon…

Coral itself doesn’t want to increase; it is growing due to human activities…

The “…” that is said in various places is too emotionally rich.

At least tell me in the previous mission!

It makes it seem like I backed out at the last minute.

We should just burn everything; I wonder how we can resolve this smoothly.

I thought it was a Balteus song, but when I looked at the title, I realized it was a song by Air-chan.

Well, when you understand everything, it’s a matter of the other party resorting to extreme measures, so we have no choice but to resort to extreme measures as well. Kill Carla.

The heroine officially banned from cosplay.

Well, as Er-chan, I want to stop the Coral explosion with the Rubicon, but in the end, that only equates to the assassination of Kaala…

It would be good to have a moderate campfire so that it doesn’t get out of hand.

I feel like the Coral release is ultimately a super serious problem if the coral catches fire, and nothing has been resolved.

Is it okay if it scatters throughout the universe?

Just when I thought I had finally escaped 621, I’m told by Gosu to destroy the stars????? It’s a situation where it doesn’t really matter which choice I make over there.

I think I have no choice but to carry on Gosu’s will because I feel like I have no other options.

I really love Air-chan.

I hope that after crossing the Rubicon, it takes a long time to find a compromise.

In the end, since Coral was taken out of the planet before the main story, it’s a bit of a subtle line to say that burning it solves the issue.

For Walter and Carla, there is no choice but to burn it, and as for Air-chan, I will find an alternative from now on, but burning it is not an option, so there is no compromise and no answer as to which one is correct.

It’s just about which one 621 chooses.

Even if burned, these guys that aren’t born from nothing will thrive in a closed environment.

It’s problematic that the time limit is already almost up by the point when the mutant waveform is generated, according to Professor Nagai’s report.

Seriously, a world-destroying type of heroine.

In terms of the real world, it’s as big of a problem as if oil had thoughts and intentions!

Coral can’t be moved, but it seems capable of sensing, and if there are more humans who can communicate, it might help in managing without any oversights… I wonder.

If Air-chan already has the perfect answer, then there’s really no point in going through the effort, so it makes sense to start looking for a compromise line from here, given the nature of the multi-ending relationship.

Both have their strengths and weaknesses.

The Blue Archive end just throws it all away, and probably looks nice, but what the heck is that?

If a life form without consciousness suddenly develops consciousness, it’s only natural that it would act to ensure its own survival.

Using it to cultivate worms could potentially solve both food and fire issues if we pour all of Coral from the research city into it.

Companies, get out of the stars.

For some reason, when I try to recall the lines, I find myself sighing and feeling strange, but the first thing that comes to mind is…

Is there a route where I can become the bad guy alone and everyone else can get along?

They’re too much of a group that is faithful to a mission that has no choice but to burn Overseer…

I thought I was caught and released, but just before they were about to transport the coral, everything went wrong.

You snail!

I still don’t understand half of these guys.

It feels like there is a chance of being influenced, rather than just succeeding in the discussion.

Kara probably can’t do it.

There is still a possibility that Snail could accept the offer if some bait is dangled.

Because they are a group that is fueled by the mission to completely burn everything this time, having already suffered losses from a previous fire…

It’s an incredible substance that functions not only as oil but also as electricity and food.

Let’s crush all the locals, companies, lockdown mechanisms, and overseers, and eliminate humans from that planet so Coral can sleep underground again.

There’s no point in discussing it since there’s no communication from Air-chan other than 621.

I can only perceive it as tinnitus even in Iguazu.

I really like the Coral Release End where humanity and coral have truly become equals, because the Coral in the previous two routes was just a one-sided victim and it felt sad.

Even though there is no confirmed information up to that point, I feel a collective hallucination equivalent to the thread image with Snail that can be understood through glasses.

There is no doubt that it is an amazing and groundbreaking resource.

The danger is also proportionately remarkable.

Unless you undergo a strong enhancement surgery derived from coral that makes communication difficult or get exposed to a lethal dose of coral, it seems like there’s no way to make it work, Air-chan.

I feel like the Liberation Front might be the one we can talk to the most, or maybe the Red Gun when the leader is still around… The latter seems like it would ultimately fail since Red Gun ≠ Beiramu.

That piece of garbage called Raven.

What the hell is the true Raven, you bastard?

I love how the vascular plant gets sucked in an instant in the release movie, which illustrates the level of intensity.

After the Coral Release, it wouldn’t be surprising if humanity and coral, as traditional species, were heading towards extinction.

I wonder how many people died in the Raven fire.

I don’t think it’s as many as that of fa, for sure.

There is no peaceful way other than to dismantle the integrated system of Giken City while expelling all corporate forces from Rubicon and destroying the remnants of Overseer.

The difficulty is too high.

First of all, Air-chan is merely a mutated waveform within Coral and not a representation of Coral’s collective will or anything like that, so discussing it is… well, it is what it is.

It’s only natural for Air-chan to want to survive.

It’s exactly the energy of dreams that makes it happen.

Is it because they are enhanced humans that communication is possible?

Is the basis of communication and enhanced humans the same to begin with?

I wonder what that operator is compared to the true Raven… I feel like he’s the most insane one after Brute.

Speaking of which, I’ve never lost to Air-chan.

When considering the will of the battle, I think that by the time they reached that point, arrangements were already being made for their escape beyond the 621 stars, and they probably had just enough time for discussions at that point.

The glasses interrupted.

If you don’t want to burn your friends, in the end, you’ll have to end up fighting with the Overseer, but that’s fine, it can’t be helped.

It’s very painful because there’s no time to prepare myself.

It would be good if we could reach a point where we can communicate.

In a half-hearted state, one will end up constantly suffering from tinnitus like Iguasu-kun.

It seems that there are a few players who recognize the looping play (though there’s probably quite a bit of meta-reference involved).

It really makes me wonder what it is about being able to cross time and space…

If you think of it as aliens that capture humans and burn them for fuel, just trying to find a way to get along seems incredibly generous.

If Nagano had been better at spreading the talk about the more mutated waveforms, it seems the conversation wouldn’t change much without a big “what if” from a long time ago.

Already, around the time of crossing the sea, her tone has become casual and cheerful, which truly embodies the qualities of a main heroine.

It’s cute, isn’t it, a local date?

I need rest.

Air-chan is much more emotional than she appears!

Karla reacts beautifully to missile jokes and reacts oddly to Bluetooth; she has a rich sensibility.

I love it when Air-chan suddenly does an impression of Oma-chan.

If I were to go on a date, I could be called a sheltered young lady who would immediately abandon everything in the middle of a release.

I think it’s not a matter of which route is good or bad, but rather whether you chose your boss or your friend.

The release is probably the result of my own choice as I felt like it…

Sometimes I suddenly Google Nepenthes.

If we only consider personality without the circumstances between our races, it seems like you could get along well with Carla, doesn’t it, Ea-chan…?

There is no physical body, but I can sigh → I am emulating a physical body somewhere and speaking with that body → If I work hard, I can have a sweet and loving intimate relationship!!!

The story of 621 also has an aspect of discovering humanity, or rather one’s own will and choices, together with Air-chan.

No matter what will happen to the world because of that.

……You’re coming back late, 621.

Too emotionally rich to be called an inorganic heroine.

But sometimes, a perspective that doesn’t seem human flickers.

Cute

It seems cute that they appear to have saved up 81,000 C as their estimated total assets or secret savings.

Is it really okay to choose that release route? I mean, are you sure about it? It’s a route chosen after being asked that.

On top of that, it’s terrible that I have no idea what I’m doing myself.

I think the part where Walter seems to be having the most fun in the story is when he says, “This data will sell for a high price (in a bad voice).”

I just remembered that the announcement for concert applications was approaching in the thread image… I hope I get lucky.

The greedy Air-chan utilizes the environment quite… no, extremely shrewdly.

Essentially all route heroines

I love the bizarre text where Air-chan, who entered the body made by Kara, is called “mom” while being exasperated by the creator’s condescension, saying it’s like being a parent since I made the body.

Without talking about coexistence or anything like that

I don’t want to! I want to be with Raven, I don’t want to be apart! You’re the only one for me, you idiot!!!

I think it would have been more effective if you had said something like that, Air-chan.

The release route is somewhat unclear, but I have a strong impression that if I listen to Oma-chan, something amazing will happen.

If Oma-chan had approached me with a deal like Swinburne instead of trying to fight awkwardly, I would have accepted…

It’s not cosplay, I’m just slicked back my hair and wearing glasses.

The player me was completely wondering what Coral Release even was… but maybe 621 understood it.

For 621, it was probably more interesting to stick with Coral Release than to go back to being a normal human at this point.

It seems that the 621 in the third week was somehow different from the previous 621…

It’s cute how you’re leaving your name all over during our arena date, Ayre-chan.

It seemed like you trusted Carla, so why are you suddenly talking about getting rid of her…?

If you say to Omachan to take another nap,

That version of me is so submissive that I could have just slept through it normally.

Why did you attack? There’s no choice but to kill.

In the third week, Air-chan also throws in some weird jokes, and it feels like we’re really immersed in our own little world.

As AM, it’s easy to sense that they probably wanted to keep 621 asleep until just before the Coral release, had it not been for the hacking by Overseer.

The circumstances of obsolete generation enhanced humans treated as unsold stock or those before enhancement are probably not very good.

Even if Walter says something like “live a normal life,” what does that even mean?

It feels like both of them have been completely immersed in fighting, without going through exploration missions or anything, just fighting and fighting.

I wonder if anything would change if Coral Release had control of the trigger.

Honestly, from my perspective, there are zero trustworthy elements in 621…

Even if I thought the mutated waveform was important, I would end up betraying it because I would ride on Coral Release.

I thought there would be some trouble with COM-san who was caught by Ouma-chan and called her Master, but that wasn’t the case.

Honestly, I think that even if Omo-chan spreads and becomes the administrator of all humanity, I would be half crying six months later.

Even Raven has eliminated obstacles and moved forward, hasn’t she?

It says “people and corals,” but…

Considering the English version, she’s probably just a pitiful heroine who wanted to dream of 621 individuals.