Why does Kain put his allies to sleep?

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In Main Cycle 012, Kain goes around "putting to sleep" all of his allies. He claims he does this because the battle is unwinnable, and everyone would be resurrected when the cycle restarted.

But why does that matter at all? What's the difference to Kain between this cycle and the next? If we can't win this cycle, why should we be able to win next cycle? If the goal of the Warriors of Cosmos is to get the crystals, shouldn't he just try and help them get their crystals as early as possible?

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