Gods and Guardians (Part 2)

"This doesn't make sense." Quylla said. "If Guardians really are this powerful, why do they let so many bad things happen? Like the slave collar system that plagued the Gorgon Empire for decades or Balkor's annual culling. How can they just sit there without doing anything?"

"That's a very common misconception. No matter their race, whenever people learn about Guardians, they consider them some kind of benevolent god, tasked with taking care of them. Guardians are not gods and couldn't care less about single individuals.

"They are forces of nature, incarnations of Mogar's will and agenda, whatever that is. Would you call a tornado cruel? Or the rain heartless because after irrigating the fields it makes rivers flood? Or the summer heat unfair? No, and the same applies to Guardians." Faluel said.