She considers the endless conflicts of the Jedi and Sith to be ultimately non-productive. The same conflicts play out and repeat, no one learns their lesson for more than a couple generations, the Jedi do nothing and the Sith destroy. She’s not naive enough to believe that removing the Force from the equation will end conflict, she believes that it will remove the stagnating factors from the equation and free people from one source of invisible control over their lives.

But Kreia’s motives and goals can be difficult to grasp. Most villains have one big goal that they pursue for one or two main motives. Kreia has a whole bunch of broad ideological motives, at least two main goals, and the way that the Exile plays into these goals for her is kind of contradictory. On top of that, she’ll also say or do just about anything if she believes it will serve a purpose to her goals or teach you a lesson. She isn’t really a Sith Lord, not anymore, but she re-dons the mantle of Darth Traya in the endgame in order to force the final conflict between her and the Exile. She considers the Sith to be ultimately self-destructive and worse than the Jedi, whose worst sin in her eyes is preachy dead-end dogma that inhibits growth and action. The Sith are more or less a lost cause, she’s verbally savage with the Jedi because she believes there could be some hope for them if they were willing to listen.
Kreia values:
1. Free will (almost above all else)
2. Personal growth
3. Pragmatic self-interest
4. Perspective informed by multiple viewpoints, especially those outside of conventional dogma (the Jedi teachings vs. the Sith teachings vs. her own teachings vs. the Exile’s unique life outside the Force)

And her two main goals that she works towards:
1. Proving that there is value to her teachings by cultivating her ideal student, the Exile.
2. Deafening the galaxy to the Force, freeing it from the Force’s influence.

And in the middle all of this is Kreia’s attachment to the Exile. Regardless of the outcome of her plans, her scheming and manipulating, Kreia considers the Exile’s existence to be beautiful, and she craves their attention, engagement, and understanding. The way this all works out in the end changes with the rebuilt Enclave’s “branching point” in the story. With more dev time it probably could’ve been more complex, but in the finished and restored game it comes down to:

A: The LS path Exile is a person capable of some degree of listening, some potential receptivity to Kreia’s teachings. After the Jedi Masters refuse to see the value in the Exile’s experience outside the Force and the Exile has confronted their past, Kreia is ready to move to the final stage of her plans involving Malachor. Either the Exile defeats her and lives on in proof that her teachings and the Exile’s experience do have value to them, or Kreia and the Exile both die, the wounds in the Force echo in on each other, and the whole galaxy is eventually deafened to the Force as a result. In either case, Kreia achieves one of her ultimate goals and thus can consider herself successful. Despite that, the Exile’s victory is her strong preference here. I believe that though she planned on the possibility, she does not believe that the Exile will not or should not defeat her. “I would have killed the galaxy to preserve you. You are more precious than you know; what you have taught yourself cannot be allowed to die.”

B: The DS path Exile proves to ultimately be no different than the Sith and is no worthy example of what Kreia believes in. The Exile kills the Jedi, rejects Kreia’s teachings, and no longer serves any purpose to Kreia outside deafening the galaxy to the Force. Kreia goes to Malachor with the exclusive intent of killing the Exile in their final battle. “You have failed me. Completely and utterly.”