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I really like that segment. Damia is quietly tragic: she barely lived at all before being thrust to the forefront of an apocalyptic war in which she died, and her fellow Dragoons were the only ones who ever made her feel as though she belonged. Syuveil is a resolute philosopher seeking answers to the nature of existence; of life and death. Belzac cannot accept that he sacrificed his life to save Shirley, only for her to die anyway(as we all, inevitably, do). It is only when he is reminded that his life and death meant more than that that he can accept it.
And Kanzas? Men like Kanzas have probably been drawn to the battlefield for as long as we've fought wars. A well-composed psychopath can kill as he pleases on the field of battle, and may even be remembered as a hero for doing what comes naturally. I'm sure he enjoyed his powers to a degree that made the others uncomfortable.