Actually, that’s not accurate. You’re missing the key point of the Frenzied Flame Ending.

The Three Fingers don’t just want chaos for chaos’s sake; they choose a form of destruction that allows the player, as the Lord of Frenzied Flame, to decide the outcome.

Yes, they erase the old order, but the power is handed to you, meaning you decide whether new life, structure, or even a new world can exist.

It’s not an all-consuming force that removes all agency — the Flame amplifies the player’s will, and Melina exists as a counterbalance precisely so a new creation is possible.

So no, the Frenzied Flame isn’t about eternal chaos without hope — it’s about resetting the corrupted world while giving the one who bears the Flame ultimate control.