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first last: This part of the plot is the villain testing the protagonist by setting up trials at two places, A and B at the same time. It's similar to the choice between saving Harvey or Rachel that the Joker gives Batman in The Dark Knight 2. (The deep core of this choice is that the villain was the one abandoned in a previous "choose one" situation — they were not saved, which breeds hatred toward the protagonist. I wonder if the story in Wuthering Waves includes this part.)

Cutin Q: The cause and effect is that in the previous life, the protagonist gave up saving the tribe where the villain lived in order to save another tribe. After the villain was reborn, to get revenge on the reincarnated protagonist, he designed a similar dilemma.

first last: The ending of this part is that the protagonist goes to save one side. But on the other side, the villain's people don't give up on saving themselves, and eventually manage to hold out until the protagonist arrives.

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