My best understanding then was that her position would be too volatile not only in the secret war but in helping him with Thousand Shadows, instead of the target fighting off his ambushers, it would be a beyond A grade protecting his officer from another A grade whether people recognize it or not…and some most definitely will.

Naruto'ing his enemies at its finest.

Times like this I really, really wish I could honestly help in some way to where everyone survives in the end…even the villain, not to get forgiveness for his rotten actions, but so he actually try to honestly make up for what he has done, even if it is not possible in trillion lifetimes…

Does a villain who sought his noble goal through spilling millions of innocent blood deserve that…? Arguable. Especially so if you consider just how many lives he influenced to be worse in and out of his direct actions.

Wait, so if you officially agree, you gain these benefits, or is everyone getting these benefits?

He can basically empower himself temporarily stat-wise with increasing his energy limit, 'store' energy through his machines and take it whenever he pleases as long as it’s close by, and somewhat use machines from far away while not having them actually on hand…not to mention all the interactions with his tankability with his health-energy cycle, which is further strengthened, as in the threshold of it time-wise is now increased, if somehow the damage is enough to threaten him but bypasses his energy gain cycle, he can rely on his machines for energy.

Now health has more value, from obtaining energy from depletion, he can now trade his health for basically taking from his machines to empower himself and take their traits for himself. Let’s not forget with losing health, he gets buffs, of course this limit health thing doesn’t count, but still.

His armies are in the millions, if he were to try and harvest all that energy…jesus.

I wonder, they most likely will send him to Rainbow Prison, and once he is on Godora’s side, will he spill that it’s Klent?

I wonder if a civilization born with this logic would function like, understanding how their history is their determinant for how, what, and why of their base of existence.

So she recognized the political situation in the midst of her casual life and had the potential for it not only power-wise but mindset-wise, with actual talent in politics? These types are born in the midst of political situations, I get the feeling her root of personality was born when she lost her parent’s, which stemmed all her decisions since then, abandoning Rey, the mass shifting with her religion, etc…maybe not all of it, but I feel she hasn’t exactly been simply 'willful' with what she has done.

She seems like the knock-up older sister kind of personality, lucky for her.

Idealistic thinking at its finest here folks.

Their both pretty frank, guess it runs in the family.

How much y’all wanna bet Han is going to break her out on sight, considering how much it is hinted at that this sister of Reynold is a omega-important later on? Another guess is to simply get close enough to connect with her with some premeditated action, with some future event making her a big shot.

What’s also funny is that Han did something similar to that enemy on that shield satalite.

He literally "Magical Cylinder"ed his enemies.

I mean, she is when she wants to, she literally called Han "mine", not to nit pick anyway.

She’s taking Tyrant’s route, only for him, it’s fame, for Ames, it’s a sort of way to say goodbye.

So he stands by his wish to leave him alone due to his actions but still in a way desires revenge as this will be…willful, but in a indirect manner…pretty fitting to his character.