[Serph thoroughly rejects the idea of living to seek non-existence. He might not know why he's alive, but he can't see any point in following such a path if oblivion awaits. Even though he's not the most expressive of people, Serph's feelings are made clear with the flattening of his expression.

But end up the way they want when they die? What a strange thing to say. It seems rather straightforward? One doesn't particularly have any control over what happens next once they're dead...]

I was told religion is a way of interpreting the world. To answer questions like the meaning of life.

[He wonders...]

What do you believe is the meaning of life?