It seems to glimpse a manifestation of inner struggle.
In the blink of an eye, the two Hilarys are at odds, nearly about to fight over who holds themselves in an embrace.
As for Fu Qian, the involved party, he remains unfazed, his body equally unmoved, simply posing a spectator stance.
The current situation, represented by Hilary I, clearly symbolizes her thoughts before they evolved.
Belief collapsing, reviled by thousands, yet persistently unwilling to give up, a hopeless guardian.
As for Xi II, with her eyes covered, without a doubt, it's the new aspect developed from endless speculation in this interminable torment.
More extreme, a belief filled with nihilistic style.
So this scene, I'm afraid, has been rehearsed countless times in the protagonist's mind.
"What is the meaning? Numb persistence, yet never pondering why it no longer receives a response?"
