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- Still, regarding the banishment of the aliens... How many of them would actually want to cease to exist? It seems to me that no truly dangerous alien would voluntarily agree to be banished. Or even decide to cause problems for a potential threat," she shivered. On the one hand, she was worried about her friends, but if you look at it from another angle... It's unlikely that Erefir, Alaria, or even Garret would decide to kill the priestess just for their own safety, especially after their confession to Evgeny, but they might not be the only aliens, and there's no guarantee that other aliens will be as friendly. After all, most celestial beings and otherworldly entities mainly caused problems. - But if an alien realizes that they pose a threat and doesn't want to cause harm, maybe they're not so bad? - Gillon suggested, gathering his courage. - I remember reading a book as a child about an otherworldly witch, who was almost the daughter of Rishi herself, a powerful sorceress with terrifyingly destructive magic. But she realized that she was a monster and devoted her entire life to atoning for the very fact of her existence, seeking ways to do good and help people, spending a lot of time in prayer and meditation, calming her magic... And in that book, many loved her and considered her a heroine. I understand that the story is fictional, but it made me think back then, and now Beata reminded me.
- So far, none... But that's not so important, because certain things simply shouldn't exist in this world, although His Holiness is too lenient in this regard.