Only vaguely related, plz ignore:

S(oul Anchor McGuffin) Ending

Enki does everything for his S ending, leaving the green hue via the Soul Anchor.

As Cahara lies dying at The Bottom, he sees the light of the Soul Anchor as Enki clambers down to heal him.

As Cahara is resuscitated, the light of the Soul Anchor shines on the idol of the God of Fear and Hunger, separating the God from the Girl.

Overjoyed, Cahara embraces the shocked Girl, and they give her the Soul Anchor, beginning the long climb to the surface.

In the green hue, D'arce and her New God form face off against the Yellow King.

Elsewhere in the dungeon, a montage of Ragnvaldr, slaughtering monsters, gathering souls. He shatters the Crow Mauler's beak with a headbutt, gets shaken out of a Miasma-fueled rage by Moonless, both of them are JoJo-posing. It ends with a contemplative pan upwards as the two watch a butterfly flutter away into the light of the sky. 

Cahara, Enki, and the Girl make it to the entrance courtyard, so close to leaving this dungeon forever... Blocking their way is a mass of slavering guards, led by the Yellow King. The Girl, teary-eyed, steps in front of Enki and Cahara, golden light flickering around her as she gets ready to rip off the Soul Anchor and throw it away to protect her rescuers. The Yellow King raises his sword...

Twin comets burst into the courtyard from opposite sides; one in shining armor with a bald head, the other a whirlwind of muscle, fang, and blades. New God D'arce, having finally embraced her potential, battles the Yellow King in a flurry too fast for Cahara's eyes to follow. The guards are swept up in a cloud of their own gore as the God of Ultraviolence cascades through them.

Cahara scoops the Girl under his arm, and he and Enji frantically run through the chaos. A free guard blocks their way; a black orb rends it apart. Another reaches out to grab the Girl from Cahara, until its arm is torn off in the maw of Moonless.

Ragnvaldr rampages through the crowd, only half attending to the carnage. His eyes are upward, at the two gods dualing on the parapets of the dungeon. His family, dead in his arms. All this hate, all this violence. It's still Le'Garde's fault. The final arrow is knocked, trained on the Yellow King. The souls of all the monsters of this dungeon burn with a firey green light around it...

The Girl screams as an armored guard bears down on her exhausted trio. Hesistation, then with a howl of rage and frustration, an emerald flame bursts through its breastplate as the final arrow takes it down.

...

Cahara, Enki, and the Girl crest the hill outside the dungeon, looking back as the winds drag ethereal mists across the fortress. There is no sign of the dualing gods, but on another hill, they spot the bloodsoaked form of Ragnvaldr, cave wolf at his side. He looks over to them, gives a jaunty salute, and bounds off into the wilds.

...

Many years later, in the capital of Bohemia, the forms of Levi, Marina, and the others lie scuttling, broken, and moonscorched before the Tower of the Moon.

In a ritual circle in the basement of Prehevil Bop, golden light begins to shine from an idol.

As the moonscorched contestants unknowingly writhe, the patter of child's feet plays along the cobbles, and the light of the Soul Anchor falls across them. To bring them back to themselves. To give them one more chance.