I think the fault Aegim has is for loosing himself in his cause. He has essentially become a constellation whose purpose is to kill all other constellations, so he’s a contradiction of his original goal. Also while he is killing constellations to as he claims “save humanity” he leaves them in worse condition than when he met them. He takes no accountability for his actions or responsibility for the people he claims he’s saving. At this point he’s basically a walking disaster bringing destruction to all he meets, a shell of his former self as you can see he’s has no substance left. Gongja has just brought an end to a seemingly endless cycle, let’s hope he can stay on a proper path.
I think the fault Aegim has is for loosing himself in his cause. He has essentially become a constellation whose purpose is to kill all other constellations, so he’s a contradiction of his original goal. Also while he is killing constellations to as he claims “save humanity” he leaves them in worse condition than when he met them. He takes no accountability for his actions or responsibility for the people he claims he’s saving. At this point he’s basically a walking disaster bringing destruction to all he meets, a shell of his former self as you can see he’s has no substance left. Gongja has just brought an end to a seemingly endless cycle, let’s hope he can stay on a proper path.