This episode finally starts digging into the consequences of Eiji’s original wish and why so many people around him seem unable to trust him. The focus is on betrayal, both real and perceived, as alliances become less stable and hidden motives begin surfacing. What stood out most was how the series tried to make Eiji question whether his actions are actually helping anyone or simply making things worse. The episode does a decent job building tension because you never feel completely sure who is being honest. While some reveals come a bit abruptly, the growing distrust between characters adds needed drama to the story. It is one of the stronger episodes so far because the conflict feels more personal instead of relying entirely on flashy powers.