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Yggdrasil said that what she was doing was guaranteeing the peoples end though, correct? By controlling the access and flow of Chrysm and technology, the people had no feasible way to stop the decay that the Desert of Death was slowly causing? It was a safe, yet slow death.

I think Yggdrasil believed that technology and power should be unrestricted in such a way. Let the world make their own decisions, carve out their own path. Sure, it would make things significantly more difficult and the chance of failure high, but it would also give the world a chance to discover or create the tools they need to save the world.

Or am I mistaken on that? Im going off of memory and its been a long while since I played.

Also, the genocide of the Brood was wrong no matter how you slice it. The Brood meant no harm and had no interest in destroying the world. Hence why they didnt fight back. They paid the ultimate price in order to keep the world safe. I think thats one of the many reasons Garr questioned the Goddess. And it also makes one of his last lines all the more powerful. At the end Garr put his full trust into Ryu over the Goddess that gave him the power and life he had.

Also I think Myria just had it out for the Brood since the mural that is shown in the opening and is found in Dragnier pretty clearly depicts the events of I believe the first Breath of Fire. Myria is simply evil no matter how she dresses it up.

sorry this post is a mess. Im on my phone and seconds away from falling asleep lol.