Zenless Zone Zero: If I Could Become Light

Light possesses a dual nature: it illuminates the darkness, yet it also burns with an intensity that can consume everything in its path. It traces the faint silhouettes of the world without ever pausing to question whether those caught in its radiance truly deserve salvation. This indifferent brilliance serves as the central metaphor for a journey defined by absolute sacrifice and unwavering resolve. To become that light is to accept a fate where one gives endlessly, offering warmth and guidance to others while enduring the searing cost of such power alone. Driven by a profound sense of duty, the protagonist stands at the edge of total self-annihilation, fully aware of the devastating price required to shine in a fractured world. There is no hesitation, only a quiet acceptance of the burden they have chosen to bear. The conflict lies not in battling external enemies, but in the deeply personal struggle to surrender oneself entirely for the sake of others. In the end, the choice is made with solemn clarity. Even if embracing this radiant destiny demands the forfeiture of everything they hold dear—their future, their identity, their very existence—there is no regret. With a final, resolute vow, they declare that losing it all is a price they are more than willing to pay, stepping forward into the blinding light without looking back.