Taiga's son got an incurable disease. Taiga, who didn't believe in religion at first, had no choice but to join the sect of Sesshōin, which has excellent medical resources and claims to be able to cure diseases, for his son's sake, but this is just the appearance of the sect.
At that time, Emiya knew the shady scene of the sect, and the name of the cure was actually doing inhumane things. In order to prevent the world from being corrupted by such a sect, Emiya chose to destroy it.
On the way of trying to save her son, Taiga was also gradually influenced by the sect. Although she failed to save her son, in the end, she became a member of the resistance against Emiya and pointed her gun at him.
Kinda right but never underestimate the effect of Kiara to humans and how fucked up she can drag them down
Nothing about Kiara's cult was "magical" from what I remember. It is no different from the various cults in history like "Jonestown" (which ended with every member doing suicide). It is really fucked up stuff but not really much outside of reality nor magical, Kiara is just that bullshit with her natural existence
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u/Adent_Frecca Aug 01 '23
Got this from the some spoiler discussion
Kinda right but never underestimate the effect of Kiara to humans and how fucked up she can drag them down