What's the point with that quite lackluster story in Endwalker?

[Vahlnir]

The whole Loporrits thing aggravated me to the next level. It was so... embarassing. Venat really thought a moon escape would work?

I mean, it probably would have worked, at least as far as escaping the Source itself. They were ready to go at a moment's notice. And despite the complaints that some may have had about their food, "forest" and clothing they would have survived. Then they would have been blindsided probably years later since the threat wasn't on the Source itself specifically but from deep space, but details.

[Stachiko]

I mean, it probably would have, at least as far as escaping the Source itself. They were ready to go at a moment's notice. And despite the complaints that some may have had about their food, "forest" and clothing they would have survived.

Maybe not so much the idea itself but the writing around it. The whole cutesy, unknowing aspect of things. Calling you children because they didn't know humans had shrunk. It was all so cheesy and annoying.

The only satisfaction I got out of it was hearing Y'shtola say The Forum were their "special conspirators." I was half expecting none of the scions to be the wiser. Preparing myself for more disappointment.

[Edit] I should also add there was a surprising lack of urgency. Countries are being reaped by the Blasphemy and the scions are just nonchalantly hanging out with some rabbits.

[Vahlnir]

[Edit] I should also add there was a surprising lack of urgency. Countries are being reaped by the Blasphemy and the scions are just nonchalantly hanging out with some rabbits.

The whole "Final Days" aspect could have used a lot more spicing up, in my opinion. I enjoyed the story overall but that is probably one of my few nitpicks.