The brightest light casts the darkest shadow... personally, I would be more suspect if we were subjected to such violent obliteration, only to be brought to a true utopia.
[And he's not saying near obliteration anymore -- not after what he saw when he died. But the less said about that, the better.]
Still, I suppose it's only natural to be distrustful of other worldly beings who believe they know what's best for us, even with their seemingly endless generosity. [The irony is strong here.] Humans are often disinclined to trust beings they struggle to comprehend -- and for as much as they might look and act human, the Natha are rather far from it.
[Of course, for Mephisto, it was much the opposite -- it was far easier for him to understand the feelings and motivations of the Natha than the intricate human relationships in display down on the surface. They weren't all that different from demons, in a way.]
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[And he's not saying near obliteration anymore -- not after what he saw when he died. But the less said about that, the better.]
Still, I suppose it's only natural to be distrustful of other worldly beings who believe they know what's best for us, even with their seemingly endless generosity. [The irony is strong here.] Humans are often disinclined to trust beings they struggle to comprehend -- and for as much as they might look and act human, the Natha are rather far from it.
[Of course, for Mephisto, it was much the opposite -- it was far easier for him to understand the feelings and motivations of the Natha than the intricate human relationships in display down on the surface. They weren't all that different from demons, in a way.]