As they die, they're comforted that they will be together forever and they summon an Angel to at least make sure Zero goes down with them. When they are reunited, Cent immediately betrays Zero and returns to to Two's side. Without Cent, Two lost her reason to the Flower. In Branch B, Accord made Cent forget Two so that Cent allies with Zero.However, Branch D and the DLC reveals this as a lie as he explicitly says that all he cares about is Two, and that a world without her is meaningless. Cent allies with Zero saying that he doesn't care as long as he serves an Intoner. She dies while saying Mikhael's name so she must have regained consciousness just before dying. In Branch A, she is pretty much dead inside after the events of her DLC.It really takes away any guilty feelings you might've had about killing Four.and replaces them with worse ones. You hear the elves screaming in terror in childlike voices, and you also hear that their families are on the Mothership that is the final boss of Four's chapter. The crude humor and violence? It's just there to trick you into enjoying the stabbing-your-back that it's doing, right up until it twists the knife. In Ending B, when Zero performs an heroic sacrifice to save Mikahil's life in her only open use of Intoner magic in the game.She may be a Death Seeker, but at the very least she wanted Mikhail to live on. And when One verbally tears at Zero, Zero tells her to shut up while trying to hold back her tears.
The sight of this coarse, murder-happy Intoner trying to physically push Mikhail back from going through with it is strangely heartbreaking. In Branch A, Zero begs Mikhail not to use his final wish just to weaken Gabriel.
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