There simply isn't a universe where Mizi exists without Sua, or Sua exists without Mizi. Their bond isn't just another romance in *Alien Stage*likee it's the emotional foundation that defines both of them. In a world built on exploitation, manipulation, and the constant stripping away of individuality, their love stands as one of the few things that remains completely genuine. They didn't love each other because of appearances, fantasies, or ideals. They loved each other after seeing every flaw, every fear, every insecurity, and every hidden piece of one another that the rest of the world never cared to understand. They were each other's sanctuary in a place that refused to let anyone feel safe. While everyone else reduced people to performers, symbols, or objects, Mizi and Sua continued to see each other as human beings. That's what makes their relationship so extraordinary—it wasn't born from obsession, admiration from afar, or wishful thinking. It was built through trust, mutual understanding, sacrifice, and countless quiet moments where they chose each other over the cruelty surrounding them. Their love doesn't erase the darkness of the world; it survives in spite of it, making it all the more powerful. It's a rare kind of love that asks for nothing except the happiness of the other person.

**That's why trying to place Till between them fundamentally misunderstands what their relationship represents.** Till's feelings, no matter how sincere they may have been, existed entirely outside of the bond Mizi and Sua had already built. He admired Mizi, longed for her, and projected his hopes onto her, but admiration can never replace years of mutual trust and understanding. Mizi and Sua's relationship wasn't something waiting to be interrupted or replaced—it was already complete. Till wasn't competing with Sua; he was standing outside a connection that had long since become inseparable. Their love isn't defined by who wanted Mizi more or who suffered the most. It's defined by two people who truly knew one another and still chose each other, even in a world determined to tear them apart.

In a story overflowing with tragedy, Mizi and Sua are proof that love doesn't have to be loud to be absolute**.** They are each other's home, each other's comfort, each other's reason to keep moving forward when everything around them insists on despair. Even death fails to erase what they shared because their connection was never based on circumstance—it became part of who they were. You can separate them physically, but you can't separate what they mean to each other. Their relationship is less about romance in the conventional sense and more about two souls who found the one person capable of seeing them completely. In a universe where almost everything beautiful is eventually taken away, **Mizi and Sua remain one of the few things that feel undeniably whole.** That is why, for many readers, it feels impossible to imagine one without the other. They aren't simply a couple within the story—they embody the hope that genuine love can still exist in a world that does everything it can to destroy it.

if there were a Mizitill, there is no Alien Stage or no Mizi.

and ofcourse..Sua.