A compelling theory in Gachiakuta suggests that Guita may be the second individual who stood alongside the Guardian Angel (the Watchman)—just as Amo described him, or more precisely, as Tamsy later implied. This idea does not come out of nowhere. Guita’s behavior, her subtle awareness of unspoken rules, and her unnatural calm in situations that should provoke fear all hint that she is far from an ordinary person. If the Watchman represents the “eye of the system,” then the existence of a second figure beside him implies something far more complex: a complementary role. One that does not merely observe, but interprets, guides, or prepares outcomes. Guita may be the bridge between surveillance and execution—the one who understands the rules without ever stating them aloud. The term “angel” here does not signify purity, but function: beings tied to the system, operating above humans without being gods. Tamsy’s choice to call the Watchman an “angel” is not a harmless metaphor—it hints at a dual structure. One angel watches, while the other moves within the shadows. If this theory holds true, Guita’s position as the second figure means the system never relied on a single entity, but on a pair to maintain balance: an eye that sees, and a presence that shapes the path. The remaining question is the most dangerous one: Is Guita still aligned with the system… or has she begun to deviate from it? #Gachiakuta #Guita #Watchman #AngelTheory #MangaTheory