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At this point the Voice is certainly Carmen, with Angela in Hokma realisation stating she could hear Carmen's voice specifically, that and the dialogue the Voice had with Xiao is similar to what Carmen would say about growing a forest if I remember right.
No death threats this time
The library was in the most weektime,but the head also not strong,
I think maybe they are not as strong as the philharmonic society.
What she says is that those on the outside of lobotomy corporation cannot be fought alone.
The voice was not directly stated to be causing anything, for all we know it was meant to be something that merely represented Carmen's presence still being around. In Library of ruina we figure out she is not just a metaphorical voice, but an actual entity pushing people to distort. The reason it's not expanded upon is most likely because they intend to keep her circumstances a mystery, and her reasoning and work on them in future games. Distortions will become central to the narrative, and so we'll see the voice pop up a lot more.
Also they stated the characters from LC would not be main characters anymore, not that they would entirely cease being important.
In Binah core suppression& Project moon said it was a mistake in recent QnA
Voice=Invitation=cause of many events
And what we want is not the whole answer about voice, but part of the truth that we could understand the story
The head doesn't understand how the light works because Angela destroyed the process, and thus there was no breaking of the cycle of suffering, as nobody was fully cured of the disease of the mind. And another text during the suppression states that if she had known the power the lab held, she could have taken it for the head to use, so they were not aware of what was going on and it's potential entirely.
I can agree what I would have liked to know a bit more about the voice however, but I guess they want to keep it secret for now, and be elaborated upon as the story moves forward.
floating text
Project moon said it was a mistake in recent QnA
I added what project moon said
https://fusetter.com/tw/RuV95XAX#all
The floating text never really said why she attacked the place, only that his bold actions would result in the head destroying all he has built, never saying which part of his "actions" she was talking about, thus Angela. If the head knew the light was going to rupture the environment it had cultivated, then maybe the project would have alarmed it too, but that isn't the case.
Damm It's really hard to explain with english.
The qustion was " is it right binah attaked lobotomy because of angela not light?" in korea.
And they answered "no it was my mistake. I wanted to say about angela and other corp, but there is a logical leap."
So either that's poorly explained, or it's a bit of a writing error. And if it's because of A's (future?) actions, that's even more poorly explained, or confusing if we take Zena's explanation for it.
Well, kind of hoping for a Mass-Effect type rewrite on the ending now (possibly/if need be as DLC), but that's probably too much to ask for, for a better ending... Maybe as 100% completion reward or something like in LC.
Still a pity it had to end on such a weak note, though. At that point it's hardly even sequel-baiting, it's just "nope, bad guys win, series over, GG".
Judging by Angela's or Ayin's flashbacks, it makes us think she was made in Lobotomy Corporation (Hell, they had the resources and help they needed as a Wing) in order to begin the cycles of the script, since after all, originally, her creation involved multiple wings, so you could wonder, why would wings care about a small lab in the first place?
So I'm assuming that's why they're thinking on deleting Zena's dialogue about the reason of The Head's attack.
What bothers me about this whole thing is that, if they assaulted the Lab, located in the outskirts, apparently because of an AI... Then why send the AI back to the outskirts instead of destroying her?