... Yeah. I definitely think... that would be the worst possible existence.

[ he approaches now to come sit down near her, bringing the bottom of his feet together like a child might and holds them with his hands thoughtfully as he rocks himself a bit. ]

Is there a definite right way to go about this saving the world thing? Both the Pleroma and Kenoma are basically trying to save it, just differently. If you've been on both sides of the coin, even if you don't like the idea of ending the world to create a perfect one ... can the Pleroma even ever achieve that, either? Or will it be the Regent's way and that unfilling and lacking joy type of existence versus simply what exists now continues to exist? Even if the Regent is defeated like the Resistance wants, their lives won't automatically be better beyond the fact they aren't fighting the Regent themself. The humans are only united because of this commonality known to them as the Regent. It's easy for them to say things will be better without them, of course, but I know better.

Are either side fighting for something plausible or just simply forces of nature naturally ricocheting off against one another?