Moa retires to her bed, putting herself into a deep sleep. Sua remains nervous, conflicted, a little sick, a little hurt. It was obvious what Moa was doing, she says she has high hopes... she says she believes in Sua. However, Sua knows this is completely false. From the moment Sua and Moa met, Moa never once believed she could be stronger than her. She’s always been focused on making Sua the second strongest, a mere assistant. Sua is a figurehead, and anything truly dangerous that seeks to challenge the universe’s peace, that falls upon Moa. She alone stands at the apex of power, and taunts Sua from above. These are all things that she knows about Moa, and she also knows she would absolutely never, under any circumstances, give up. She is indomitable, and this act of hers taunts Sua. She’s been handed the knife, but only because Moa knows Sua will never use it. This is irrefutable proof of her weakness. But weakness is not a sin, it is simply an immutable fact of one’s being. This immutable fact does not define who she is as a person, that is only decided after one’s actions are taken.