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* WellIntentionedExtremist: What he wanted was to make a perfect world without death for humanity, he just doesn't know the worth of mankind's mortality until the second boss fight with him as the Human King Goetia, where he asks you to remember him now that he will perish. In fact, he wholeheartedly believes Solomon, who witnessed mankind's past, present and future alongside him and yet believed nothing needed to be done about the suffering evident everywhere (in part because Goetia's own inhuman mindset couldn't comprehend the good things about a mortal existence) to be nothing but a great coward and fool who never cared for humanity.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: WellIntentionedExtremist
** What he wanted was to make a perfect world without death for humanity, he just doesn't know the worth of mankind's mortality until the second boss fight with him as the Human King Goetia, where he asks you to remember him now that he will perish. In fact, he wholeheartedly believes Solomon, who witnessed mankind's past, present and future alongside him and yet believed nothing needed to be done about the suffering evident everywhere (in part because Goetia's own inhuman mindset couldn't comprehend the good things about a mortal existence) to be nothing but a great coward and fool who never cared for humanity.
** What he wanted was to make a perfect world without death for humanity, he just doesn't know the worth of mankind's mortality until the second boss fight with him as the Human King Goetia, where he asks you to remember him now that he will perish. In fact, he wholeheartedly believes Solomon, who witnessed mankind's past, present and future alongside him and yet believed nothing needed to be done about the suffering evident everywhere (in part because Goetia's own inhuman mindset couldn't comprehend the good things about a mortal existence) to be nothing but a great coward and fool who never cared for humanity.
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** Setting aside how and why he chose to remake the world and humanity is why ''now?'' It turns out the world was going to be wiped clean anyway thanks to the Foreign God and he didn't know how to stop that, so he waited as long as possible and then started gathering energy from the past to remake the world before it could be destroyed.
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