Klautz didn't lie. Humanity needs heroes… They need strength. Only then can they defend against the calamity that would be befalling upon them. But was that Klautz's intention? Did Klautz really believe that Reena could be the one to hold the responsibilities atop her shoulder?
'Only time can tell.'
But even then Klautz had to mention it. For history stands as proof that only those that believed themselves to be special could make any change. Reena too needs to believe in herself.
'As she is now she is like wet mud that can be moulded into any shape.'
The next generation of Hellsfolk are immature. And Klautz might not agree with Ronald on anything else but he agrees on one thing. They need to be shaped.
Did Klautz believe that the right person to shape them? Probably not. He was a bad example.
