While we have little reason to trust an Ascian, what with the whole "possessing our buddy and trying to nuke us" bit, it's noted by Elidibus that Lahabrea, Nabriales, and Igeyorhm were all acting as rogue agents when we encountered them. While they may be responsible for the Calamities and untold loss of life, we still don't know why they're doing such things. If it comes down to it, we may be forced to sacrifice our closest friends to give Hydaelyn (the world) a tomorrow, and while that is not a fun or enjoyable task, if that's what it takes...
As for Hydaelyn, the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
I agree, there's not enough information to make a definitive case for anything. Just throwing out the best thing I can cobble out of the information we now have.
In the Echo flashback to the Warriors of Darkness' past, they're all wearing basic AF1 and wielding base Relic Weapons (I think). In the present time, they're wearing black-dyed AF1 and wield Atma Relic Weapons.
Prior to the first "fight" against him, Lahabrea states that Hydaelyn's continued activities will break down the physical and aetheric laws of the world. I can only surmise that, in this hypothetical scenario, she actually did so, which would pretty much tear apart reality.
The Crystal Tower is side content, so it's highly unlikely to be referenced in the Main Scenario. They didn't oppose us because at that point in time we weren't a threat to the Ascians' plans, and besides, we don't know if they are directly linked to the Void and Voidsent.
Of course, adding in time travel makes you question why the Ascians don't just go to us on the opening carriage and annihilate us before we ever pose any sort of threat, but well... time travel is wonky.



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