Maru, unless he repented in some way or form, would not be able to move on from those deaths. Anyone with a conscience would find it difficult to sleep after causing such an accident, let alone someone with a heavy sense of responsibility like Maru.
Perhaps it was because of his background as a military engineer, and perhaps it was just his character, both of which had been things Wendy admired about him.
Every trait had positives and negatives though, and Maru—no matter how much they explained that it was someone else's fault—would take this guilt to the grave.
At least for now, he was determined to grow so he could repent at his peak and his repentance would become even more valuable.
Though the motivation was sad, at least he was stepping forward rather than thinking of how to punish himself by dying.
Still, she couldn't help but sigh in melancholy. Such a tragedy…had it not been for some people's greed, nothing would've happened.
