User blog comment:DYBAD/Character Sheet/@comment-25135454-20171011120908/@comment-25135454-20171023223756

@AlphaTheHD

I didn't really mean it. I'm sorry that I used the wrong words. I'll take your advice and pay more attention to the details in the future :D When I said utopias, I didn't mean a 100% perfect world, but rather a better world than the one we live in now. And when I wrongly said that people who don't dream of a better world aren't healthy, I just wanted to say that such people are really unsettling for me. I mean... How can you see the world like it is now and just accept it? Without ever wanting to do something to make it better? I don't think such people exist at all, but if they do... I can't really find the word for them. I'll stick with unsettling.

While perfection is a goal that so very often gets deconstructed, I don't find it wrong at all. To tell the truth, I find it being possibly the best goal one can strive to. But such a goal requires it's pursuer to acknowledge that his search is neverending because perfection is unattainable. You can say that "but that's not seeking perfection, it's seeking to be better" and you may be right. Being better than you were the past moment is also a very good goal, but I think that visualizing the perfection at the end is inspiring.

Thanks ^o^ There are 9 heroes on my story, and each of them have one of the Real Life Superpowers and if the story had no supernatural elements, they would solve every problem thrown at them easily. What I really want to show is that, while they can still accomplish something given their powers, it is ultimately meaningless before those who possess the Ethereal Arts. Such unfairness shouldn't exist according to the Great Guardian's plan, but it does exist thanks to many factors. There is no escape. There is no solution. All they can do is run and if they can't run, they are slaved or simply die. It's only by a titanic amount of luck on the part of the luck heroine that they find the way to the First Soul and then, everything is ultimately solved and returned to how it should be.