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Originally Posted by 00-Raiser
Actually, not really. Hayate didn't know she was going to die if the book wasn't complete. The Wolkenritter just told her that doing so would give her immense power and she didn't need that. Hayate did not have the "kill or die" option forced onto to her.
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Well, at least until near the final confrontation, Hayate mostly aware that her condition is rapidly worsening and even if Signum already told her that completing the book whil bring her the power to heal completely she still refuses. More importantly, not only Hayate was given the option of "kill or die" by the Lieze twins but also the chance to end the world that make her suffer and sleep happily ever after in a dream, Hayate wiotness the death of her beloved family right in front of her eyes and was telled that she's going to die inevitably. Hayate loss control for a while but at the end she's able to overcome her despair, all of that, without knowledge that things will be fine in the end. Hayate choose to live but more importantly, choose to live the rightfull way.
As the Esquad Huckebein NEXT design reveals, a treatement for the Eclipse infected actually exist and they refused to receive help. Probably that's one of the reasons of why Hayate is so unforgiving towards this people, she was confronted with the option of "Die or become a wicked physical god" she ultimately choose a third option, the Huckebein on the other hand have a hand offering help to them and they refused said help going insted with the easiest(and bloodiest) option. So yeah, it's understandable why Hayate think of them as criminals. One of the few things i still want to see about the Yagamis is the inevitably dialogue confrontation of morals between Hayate and Curren.