We only killed the viziers and 16786 people would disagree with the idea that killing them is a bad idea.
my, what dramatically opportune timing.
You could argue that tearing a cruel and unjust world down and rebuilding it into something better would be the wise choice, the pain of rebuilding would heal with time after all but the structural issues of the old world would only cause more suffering.
Is wisdom useful when all it does is remind you of the suffering you could have prevented, had you the conviction?
Why would since you'd be wise enough to either prevent it or accept that it wasn't your fault/responsibility?
But if you aren't preventing it, and you know that you could... isn't it your fault?
Ulyssian has the capacity to fix all the problems of the world, so if they aren't fixed it is his responsibility, rendering the second half of your point moot. For the first part: If your "wisdom" is enough to destroy and rebuild the world, how is it different from power?
I find that amazingly appealing ever since lunar/titan quest by jukashi
It would be wisdom enough to know that had you the power you would be lacking the wisdom to use it correctly.
But it's explicit that Ulyssian would use that power to create a perfect world.
You are confusing his goal with the actual end results
Funnily enough even in the midst of Limit Break, the most coldly rational Ody ever was, he still recognised the usefulness of allies.
An alliance rose to kill all Solars, of which he was a subset. When people did specifically target him it was because they didn't like the idea of him killing them. Were their lives worth the eternal happiness of an infinite and perfect world?
