*Spoilers* Anyone feel joining Emet would have been better

[Garnetiferous]

Do they? I know Hermes said a prayer for the lykaones he unmade. But Hermes was strange by the standards of the ancients. Everyone else seemed to regard the unmaking process as at most, regretable, as sad as having to abandon an artistic project because it isn't bearing fruit. Not something worthy of prayer or ceremony.

If you complete both sidequest chains it leads to another sidequest where the observers feel bad for the creations the lykaones killed and they perform a sending for them.

[KariTheFox]

If you complete both sidequest chains it leads to another sidequest where the observers feel bad for the creations the lykaones killed and they perform a sending for them.

Huh, I wonder if that's standard for all the creations they unmake, or if the fact that they were killed created a special circumstance. That being said, I don't think anyone here thinks the ancients didn't value life. Just that they valued it in a way that was paternalistic and a bit arrogant. Especially with how they treat the WoL.