I read a lot of comments about the inner power of the ghost, and the transfer of power is equivalent to restarting something. This cg does not clearly explain this at all, so I just make up for it.
First, why the ship can start up in the end? It’s very simple. The dark matter is on the earth after two times. You don’t look at so much dark matter on the earth. If you can spit it out, you can suck it back, plus the protagonist’s ship center and The protagonist is in the same state as his brother's wife, and the center can definitely be restarted if it is not destroyed.
Second, why the elves can be resurrected is like a sci-fi to magic. It can also be said that the engine and the elves are bound to a certain contract. If they are fully turned on, the elves will be disintegrated and then combined with the engine to ensure that the engine is not Crash because of full fire?
Third, how did the last words of the elves differ from the previous ones? Quite simply, Hallock used to refer to a person’s name, but now it is equal to a title of inheritance after the handover. It can also be said that the elven woman has not betrayed and left Hallock from beginning to end, but just like the center, it changes with the old captain’s decision. It's just the target of the service. Conversely, if the protagonist really betrays and abandons the title of Hallock, if the old captain is not dead, the elf will follow the old captain as before.
Finally, if those so-called conveying thoughts are really true, wouldn't the protagonist and his brother be more courageous? Taking the risk of being stinking for thousands of years, risking the crew’s betrayal and rebellion, proactively pushed away the protagonist ship and protected the earth. Don’t you say this is greater than the protagonist? Still brave?
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