Light, Darkness, Balence, Gravitation

[Fenral]

Well, the idea behind sealing the key inside the tower was that it was too powerful/dangerous if not understood and used safely, so it needed to be kept out of untrained hands until it could be put to "proper" use.

Azys Lla, as a contemporary to Dalamud, was created during the very specific period of history loaded into the aforementioned key's brain, and that's without assuming Salina passed on more than we were told at the time. Not only does it have three perfectly preserved 100% Eikon batteries, but also enough in the way of operational tech that the "prize" to be awarded to those who crack the Tower's doors in the future is already obsolete. As an added bonus, the power contained in the Singularity Reactor is enough that any disaster that sealing the tower might have prevented can still occur even with the tower out of play.

What I'm trying to say is, the one person who almost certainly knows how to properly operate and contain Azys Lla removed himself from play in order to preserve a piece of tech that is far less dangerous and far less valuable overall. All he really accomplished in fulfilling his "purpose" was ensuring that he most emphatically cannot actually be of any use to anyone. Go team?

[Frederick22]

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Fenral seriously, your obession with that catboy is harmfull and not healthy. Just let it go man xD
Dont keep including him on every comment you do ^^

[Fenral]

Fenral seriously, your obession with that catboy is harmfull and not healthy. Just let it go man xD
Dont keep including him on every comment you do ^^

Sure thing. Once people stop talking about the Allagans and their legacy, the Students of Baldesion, the Archons of Sharlayan, the hidden meaning in related tattoos, or whether or not there's some nefarious connection between the Allagans and Miqo'te.

That work for you?

Addendum: any derailing that happens, happens because people insist on asking me questions I've already answered, like "why haven't you dropped that yet?" or "why does he even apply here?" to which I am obligated to answer. Trying to refute me is also a mistake, because I'm stubborn and I've taken courses in debate. When something actually happens that allows my feelings on the subject to change, they'll change on their own. Left in stasis, though, I feel obligated to at least remember him as I deem appropriate (since Cid apparently doesn't).

Also, not expecting people to pick things apart is just insulting. I mean, really. This is the series that spawned the "Squall died on Disc 1" debate that persists to this day. There's a legacy to be upheld.