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Noa Kaiba ([personal profile] noasark) wrote2016-02-09 11:19 pm
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[personal profile] shootaro 2017-04-16 02:31 pm (UTC)(link)
It isn't because the spirit world, their birthplace, is dangerous by default and they are not as vulnerable as those not born in a realm of death. They are spirits to begin with. The damage won't kill them. They cannot bleed, though they might crack. No injury is lethal. Their life force relies only on one thing...

I have used Lampent before as such. That is why I held the views I did before. The ends justifies the means. One death to prevent tens, hundreds, possibly even more, that is very fair, isn't it? It's almost ideal.

With this war, I'm forced to abandon that approach, because there is too large a margin for error, it's been proven, and my opponents were previously human.

It's shameful to admit, but I used to think it was only natural for humans to side with other humans, so I did, even if I could tell I was in the wrong...

I did not feel the need to justify my actions. I thought it would be fine to be evil so we could attain a good end, because I thought it was the only way.