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Majin Tensei: Blind Thinker

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After Yuji Kashiwagi decides to go with Nagisa Mannata to find a way to make demons and humans to coexist with one another, they find themselves within the Makai trying to defeat all the demons that cross their path, but also many demons join, such as Asura Lord the Deity at the Lethe Bridge. Later at the Gates of Hell they find the Tyrant Balam who says that finally a son of man has set foot into the lands of the Makai, they find Mikami who turns out to be the demon Astaroth the Tyrant, and after defeating him he questions the protagonist...

Majin Tensei: Blind Thinker

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Balam appears at the Gates of Hell where he tells Yuji Kashiwagi and Nagisa Mannata that finally a son of man has set foot into the lands of the Makai.

After he's defeated he will ask Yuji what does he think about his own existence: a ruler of the world, a wandering fool or a weakling without any power? To which Yuji can say he doesn't know, reply to the question or refuse to reply, if he says that he doesn't know then Balam will get mad at Yuji and will say that he is a dissapointment, so that there'll be no more questions and so Balam dies.

If Yuji replies to the question Balam will ask if he's a foold who wanders endlessly, if he's a fool who is caught up in with what is in front of him and has no vision of what lies beyond tomorrow, if so why think? Why not just stand there before the answer that someone else has prepared for him and why he continues to immerse himself in non-existent nonsense like making "his own path". After saying that Yuji gets the chance to reply again to said question, to which he can say humans always find their own path, say he doesn't know or say that it's because that's just how humans are. If he replies with the first option being to which humans always find their own path, Balam will say that in the path with no return he sees hope and that even if all that awaits him at the end if despair he's going to keep searching for a path?