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[great_king_of_evil]

I have noticed many amongst us appear concerned about Ruana's next step, namely her siphoning of the souls left on dead worlds.

I can and do understand the will to oppose Ruana, I encourage it. However, this desire I have witnessed of saving the lost souls is quite intriguing, if not misplaced. The vast majority of these souls are people we have never met and will most likely never meet. For that matter we did not even know they existed before stepping into this tower, nor did we have any thoughts for them before seeing that message.

They have had whatsoever no impact on our lives and never will they have any. Nothing binds them to us and what fate will befall them, ultimately is none of our concern. It is their own fight while we have our own fights. Hence I have only one question:

Why do you care?

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[puppy_lancer]

fuck you
ever think one of us actually do know the souls involved?

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[great_king_of_evil]

I do hence my use of the term "the vast majority" as opposed to "the entirety".

I don't understand why you may desire to save the souls you know. However, the vast majority you do not and they are the topic of my question.

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[puppy_lancer]

i'll save as many as i can get
always better to save more people
than to save fewer people
but if i can only save the people i know i'll take that too

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[great_king_of_evil]

Why is it "always better to save more people"? You speak of it as an evidence yet I see no reason behind it.

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[puppy_lancer]

because you might like those people
if you meet them?

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[great_king_of_evil]

So you want to save them in the hope that you would feel friendship in their company would you be to meet them?

All the conditional aside, this means your reasons to save them are purely selfish, correct?

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[puppy_lancer]

yep pretty much

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[great_king_of_evil]

I see. I thank you for your honesty.