We know that Claus continued to fight after Olivie's death, but again, who was he fighting anyways?
Of course, we could just go with the unstated but plausible answer:
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Originally Posted by Lee Sandlin
War ends at the moment when peace permanently wins out. Not when the articles of surrender are signed or the last shot is fired, but when the last shout of a sidewalk battle between children fades, when the next generation starts to wonder whether the whole thing ever really happened. They ended as war always ends -- by trailing off into nothingness and doubt. Its final monument has never been seen by mortal eyes. It's a phantom image at the edge of a rumor; an unmarked grave in the depths of the South American jungle where a weird and decrepit old man, half forgotten by the world, at last entered the lists of oblivion.
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Would it reinforce why Claus died so miserably? Sure, but I am skeptical if Tsuzuki has actually thought about that part of a legacy.
Or if he's ever read into the enormous hissy opinions fight between historians over every notable war, conflict, bushfire, and slapping that ever was, and realize that academics can get really worked up about their subject.