The Ancients still deserved better, after everything

[Fiel_Tana]

They could have, but how long would it take? Would they have enough time? Would the one person to ever attempt it, let alone succeed (arguably considering the outcome), cooperate with them?

Well, a sundered Zodiark bought 12,000 years before he was killed, so they'd have had a LONG time.

Who is this one person you mention? There'd be no reason they'd only send one. Also Dynamis wasn't unheard of, just understudied but again, they'd have plenty of time (and now incentive) to do so.

[Avidria]

Well, a sundered Zodiark bought 12,000 years before he was killed, so they'd have had a LONG time.

Who is this one person you mention? There'd be no reason they'd only send one. Also Dynamis wasn't unheard of, just understudied but again, they'd have plenty of time (and now incentive) to do so.

The one person is Hermes who is the only person to have actually made an entelechy and who did not actually submit her "design" for the records the other ancients used to recreate creations. And Zodiark was only created after an untold number of their people had already died, one of the 14 had apparently up and vanished, and another full half of whoever was left was dead. So they'd need to convince whoever was still alive and still capable of figuring out another solution to do so and also to NOT push for their plan to sacrifice all the new life for the sake of effectively resurrecting everyone who sacrificed themselves to Zodiark.

So they'd need to create entelechy(s) to counter Meteion, find her, defeat her, and THEN sort out their internal conflict on whether to kill a bunch of unspecified life forms for the sake of reviving the dead.

I mean they could've. But they also could've failed anyway. So. This is all pure speculation.