Editing Hagure Yuusha no Aesthetica:Volume 8 Chapter 3 (section)

===Part 8===
 
Kyouya was observing the exchanges between Akatsuki and Miu from a remote location,
 
"-- Not good Ousawa-kun, how can you fall silent at this critical juncture?"
 
He said so with a profound sneer on his face.
 
Kyouya knows full well about what Akatsuki accomplished in the alternate world Alayzard.
 
Also knows that Akatsuki returned to this world to stop his own father and older brother.
 
But on the other hand, after defeating the Demon King Galious, it could be interpreted as Akatsuki was reluctant to become the next flashpoint for a new conflict in Alayzard. Thus abandoned any title or hero's honor, and quietly went back to his original world.[[File:HYnA vol 08 010.jpg|thumbnail]]
 
In that case, when Akatsuki accomplishes the same feat in this world -- then what is he going to do?
 
If Akatsuki after this, truly defeats the people standing on top of this world his father and older brother.
 
-- At that moment, Akatsuki would be the one to reign at the top of this world.
 
But, he more than anyone was looking forward to freedom, and could never permit himself to be the one who dominates.
 
"So when the dying Demon King entrusted you with his daughter you came up with an idea -- In Alayzard she lost her place, and in this world she would be seen as a person from another world, forever living under the gaze of curiosity and avoided as taboo. So you thought to create a unique place where she could belong."
 
While laughing Kyouya finished his reasoning,
 
"That is defeat your father and older brother, and then have yourself killed to prevent becoming a threat to the new world -- Isn't that the reason you had her by your side? After she kills you, she gets a place to stay in this world as a hero. In addition to dispersing her honor and feats after becoming a hero, you arranged for her to make many close friends so in your death they would be sure to support each other... ... Isn't that right?"
 
Then Kyouya laughed very happy, staring at the place where Akatsuki was,
 
"Keeping her in the dark would of been very pitiful... ... So I helped convey your gentle cruel thoughtfulness to her."