[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Dismissing that as Jesus complex? The thing is, all life is precious and invaluable, and that means, the many isn't necessarily more valuable than the few.

Precisely, including the life of Kenzaki. To which he, at least partially, sacrifices. Plus, again, we've seen that the end of the world in Blade is a slow and reversible process. I think if Hajime had gone to the card once every three days, then everything would have worked out. Although, of course, it would be troublesome for him and Mutsuki.
The Jesus complex may have been overdone, but the show clearly shows that Kenzaki is burdened by false guilt over the death of his parents. So he strives, if not for sacrifice, then for feat. But as for me, even if an unhealthy tree bears healthy fruit, this is still not a reason to use its seeds.