"The Gigases know that we have nothing to do with their containment," he stated, sounding weary. This was an argument he had heard before, and he didn't feel like dealing with this line of conversation for too long.
"And the last incident was because that God was being subjugated by a human with ill intentions. I don't think the ones who favor us will turn their backs if we don't make a move, that doesn't mean we should leave the Gigases where they're at."
The being Waver had met was sentient, and was very weary. It had been a long battle for Regigigas, but he still fought the Emperor's control until the little party of academics had fled. That act alone spoke volumes of the captive God-- and Waver knew he wouldn't be able to sleep well at night if he did nothing about it.
"That said, I don't necessarily think there will be another Cataclysm, Right. Unless you've got more details, I'm thinking we ought to take the situations as they come and see what happens."
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"And the last incident was because that God was being subjugated by a human with ill intentions. I don't think the ones who favor us will turn their backs if we don't make a move, that doesn't mean we should leave the Gigases where they're at."
The being Waver had met was sentient, and was very weary. It had been a long battle for Regigigas, but he still fought the Emperor's control until the little party of academics had fled. That act alone spoke volumes of the captive God-- and Waver knew he wouldn't be able to sleep well at night if he did nothing about it.
"That said, I don't necessarily think there will be another Cataclysm, Right. Unless you've got more details, I'm thinking we ought to take the situations as they come and see what happens."