The series of conversations in the Light Screen footage was heavy and solemn, laying bare both why Tiamat, the Primordial Mother Goddess, had been exiled and why she had been a creation deity in the first place.
For a moment, the real world was stunned. Then, an uproar broke out.
"What? So that was the truth!? Tiamat was exiled because her very existence would cause an ecological disaster?"
"I thought Mama Tiamat created so many Lahmu because she had returned for revenge. Turns out that even without that, as long as she continued to exist, she'd be a disaster for all life on Earth..."
"At first, I thought Tiamat had been exiled because she was betrayed by the gods, just like in the myths. Now I know that wasn't it at all..."
"How should I put this... It just feels so sad."
"Couldn't Mama Tiamat create a suitable ecosystem first, then turn off her ability to give birth to life?"
"Obviously, she couldn't. That was why exile was the only option."
"Hiss~~ So this was the truth behind Tiamat creating all living things. We already knew that she created ecosystems, but we never knew the details before. Now that we do... it really leaves one sighing."
"So this was the truth behind the creation myths?"
"All the textbooks need to be rewritten!"
"Creation myths were actually about literally creating ecosystems—and they could even cause those ecosystems to collapse. It kind of feels like science fiction."
"Actually, that way of creating all things isn't particularly strange. It's somewhat similar to how scientists originally theorized life arose on Earth—in the original scientific view, meteorites carrying vast amounts of matter struck Earth, creating the atmosphere and oceans, which in turn gave rise to all kinds of microorganisms."
"The mother who created all living