#1132: "Yay!"

Venath · 05-26-2009, 12:25 PM

I don't really see why so many people are assuming that Sarda is doing this because he's a good guy or because the "Light Warriors" are the end boss. He never actually said that they were the end boss. Instead, he mostly seemed (At least to me) to be responding to Red Mage's claim that he revived them because they were good and BM was evil. It seemed more like a simple correction.

Personally, I think that he expects pretty much all of them to die. My guess is that he's going to use the orbs to summon Chaos somehow (I'm assuming that Chaos, for some reason, is beyond his reach), and expects all of the "Light Warriors" to die in the process of killing Chaos, thus eliminating two of the biggest sources of evil in the comic. Not because he's a hero or anything, but because he's basically the "Guardian of Fate" and his purpose is more or less to make things go down the way they were supposed to go down.

...Or he's just being a jackass. Either one.

05-26-2009, 12:25 PM	#11
Venath Goomba Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 15	I don't really see why so many people are assuming that Sarda is doing this because he's a good guy or because the "Light Warriors" are the end boss. He never actually said that they were the end boss. Instead, he mostly seemed (At least to me) to be responding to Red Mage's claim that he revived them because they were good and BM was evil. It seemed more like a simple correction. Personally, I think that he expects pretty much all of them to die. My guess is that he's going to use the orbs to summon Chaos somehow (I'm assuming that Chaos, for some reason, is beyond his reach), and expects all of the "Light Warriors" to die in the process of killing Chaos, thus eliminating two of the biggest sources of evil in the comic. Not because he's a hero or anything, but because he's basically the "Guardian of Fate" and his purpose is more or less to make things go down the way they were supposed to go down. ...Or he's just being a jackass. Either one.