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

[KizuyaKatogami]

Yes, the Limsans were wrong to slaughter the kobold. The story and I both agree with that.

Primal are a weird case because thier existence is inherently unstable, and we don't really "kill" them when we disperse thier aether. They are perfectly capable of being summoned again, and seem to have some vague continuity of existence between summoning.

Also worth pointing out the the Japanese names for trials involving primals are "subjugation missions" while the ones for non-primals are usually along the lines of "elimination missions."

Is dispersing their aether not the same as what unmade creations do? Even if not, again, i bring up the mass slaughtering of animals, the “sentient mochi” in the heavensturm event(lol), the killing of animals for entertainment etc. Also, unstable existence isn’t that essentially the same as the Lykaons? If they hadn’t been unmade they would have wreaked havoc on the ecosystem? Again this just seems like another case of rules for thee but not for me. It’s horrible and wrong and unimaginable when it’s the ancients do it, but if the sundered do it a simple “sorry” or no remarks whatsoever is enough to make it better.

If its a case of oh its okay because they can come back...then i guess killing anything with a soul is okay since they can just be reincarnated right?