[Liem continues beside Paul for a while in sober silence, considering this point of view, wondering if he could really say any differently. His memories and attachments to the world he left behind propel him forward in this one; he believes that wholeheartedly. But he still remembers how desperately he had clung to the belief that his world still existed, back before he accepted the Kenoma into his soul. If he couldn’t be convinced of its destruction, would he have the strength to seek the death of existence, knowing that his own world’s destruction would be on his hands?
Probably not. And it seemed that the same was true of many of the Pleroma, who from what he’d seen, refused to believe that their worlds were actually gone. After a long pause, he ventures a question.]
Do you think the Regent chose to summon aions from only worlds they destroyed for that reason?
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Probably not. And it seemed that the same was true of many of the Pleroma, who from what he’d seen, refused to believe that their worlds were actually gone. After a long pause, he ventures a question.]
Do you think the Regent chose to summon aions from only worlds they destroyed for that reason?