Besides, Zero has never listened to anybody, similar to her or not. We all have emotions that are out of proportion to our desires sometimes. Actually devoting yourself to killing it is quite another. The game takes place a few centuries after the events of. Using Truth of Forests helps locate the node. It is harvested from a level 50 unspoiled mature tree node in Dragonhead in Coerthas Central Highlands around 9am. Spruce Logs can be gathered by botanists through logging. Feeling like you want the world dead is one thing. Hes the one who proposes the idea of a pact to Angelus in the first place. Spruce Logs can be gathered or obtained from exploratory voyages.She's abrasive and violent but she's still human deep down and she still needs other people (which she said herself in her prologue DLC). And Zero does care about Michael and Mikhail, so it can't be said that she cares about nothing. She had to kill off the intoners to finish what she started when the flower wouldn't allow her to die. I think I heard in the Japanese dub it was more about her wanting to take 'responsibility' for the flower rather than an obligation to the world.She was perfectly happy being dead and saying goodbye to the shitty world she lived in, so when it brings her back and tries to influence her to destroy everything, she basically tells it to fuck off and tries to kill it, which would also allow her to die. She mostly just wants to get back at the flower for bringing her back.It's both inconsistent and terrible writing. There is no reason whatsoever given why she's doing this. There is literally nothing about her personality, both before or after the flower, to even come close to suggesting she cares about anyone else.She may not have any compunctions about killing, doing it simply on reflex, but that doesn't mean she wants the world to end.If Zero was such a horrible monster even before she got the flower, why does she even care about what happens to the world? She mas more reason then any of the other Intoners to use her power to take over the world in the time she has left.

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