Ran'ji > WoD + Oracle of Light + Scorn!?

[LineageRazor]

Ran'jit didn't bother me nearly as much as Zenos did. If anyone's going to get one up on the Warrior of Light, a dedicated warrior with literally a century to hone his craft seems like a pretty good contender. The one unwinnable battle could even be seen as a clever trick, an unknown technique that, now that we've seen it we might not fall for again. His motivations are a bit more compelling, as well - better to usher the world to a peaceful end than send ANOTHER LITTLE GIRL off to her death. I could see where his heart might start to falter after the fifth or sixth Minfillia breathed her last in his arms.

[Riastrad]

Ran'jit didn't bother me nearly as much as Zenos did. If anyone's going to get one up on the Warrior of Light, a dedicated warrior with literally a century to hone his craft seems like a pretty good contender. The one unwinnable battle could even be seen as a clever trick, an unknown technique that, now that we've seen it we might not fall for again. His motivations are a bit more compelling, as well - better to usher the world to a peaceful end than send ANOTHER LITTLE GIRL off to her death. I could see where his heart might start to falter after the fifth or sixth Minfillia breathed her last in his arms.

By standing in our way, the only thing he did was make it so that the Minfilia's sacrifice was for nothing. He tried to kill the worlds best hope because he was weak himself. To me that is not compelling, just cowardly. He knew what Vauthry was doing. He knew he controlled the Sin Eaters. How many little girls, boys, men, women did he let die for nothing? He then has the audacity to say his final words "My girls... There you are...". He betrayed them all.