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You bring up Daybit, who should also be considered a genius, and Da Vinci says that Daybit is the type who attempts the impossible, while Kirschtaria is the type who will always accomplish what is possible.

Scandinavia Peperoncino asks his opinion on the "cube", to which he responds by calling it a vulnerability in the Indian Lostbelt, and if it was [Daybit] or Kirschtaria, they would destroyed it immediately.

 Kirschtaria claims that unlike some wise man who neglected humanity and the beast who called himself the King of Magic who gave up in his pity, he isn't going to lose sight of his goal, stating he'd complete a theory made by his former mentor.[7]

Travelling alongside his master to the Indian Lostbelt, he is seen dispatching some enemies in his vicinity. After recognizing Asclepius' Authority of Yama, he mumbles about how preposterous the idea of judging the dead is. Stating that life is for being offered in sacrifice and death is for being consumed, he ends saying the laws of his world doesn't allow such violation as giving freedom to the dead before having his master reminding him that they are in a foreign territory, so he isn't in the position to judge, which he agrees and decide to remain silent until their departure.[1]