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>>19035387
>I also don't into GO, so I don't know how it went there.
Mmm:
>I saw many sorrows.
>I saw many sorrows.
>I saw many sorrows.
>I saw many sorrows.
>Even if Solomon did not feel anything, I... no, we could not bear it.
>I asked the King: "Do you not feel anything? Do you not think of correcting this tragedy?"
>Thus he answered: "Not at all. God judges humanity, I, the king, merely rules them. You should not suffer over their tragedy. Humans will be judged justly as all living beings in this world."
>Why such rationale exists?
>Why is such reason allowed to pass?
>We debated.
>And we decided-
>---let us bid farewell to everything.

The villain was someone who was supposed to rule and guide humanity into process and evolution and maintain the human order, but because of his own inhumanity and immortality, he was unable to understand human life. He could also see everything so all tragedies in history and the accumulation of human suffering overwhelmed him and made him pity humans, changing his purpose to try to prevent all tragedies, becoming the Beast of Benevolence/Pity, the First Sin. His solution was to pull the plug on everything and use that energy to go back in time to the genesis and recreate a planet without concept of death, where he envisioned humans without knowing death as always smiling and not suffering. I kind of like it.