"If you put it that way, Sargeras wasn't actually wrong." The corners of Patrick's mouth twitched. He had never imagined that Sargeras had fallen for such a reason.
[If he had successfully destroyed me, then wiped out the Old Gods and planets throughout the universe, his approach would indeed have been correct.]
[Unfortunately, there are no ifs...] Elune said wistfully.
That was rather fucked up. Patrick had never imagined there was such a chain of cause and effect behind it. The thinking of beings like the Titans was indeed beyond his imagination, but the idea of destroying every planet in the universe for the sake of their so-called order still left him utterly shocked.
For intelligent beings who had lived countless years in the universe, their way of thinking was completely different from Patrick's. With different experiences, worldviews, and values, the Titans' approach to things was bound to differ from that of every creature on Azeroth.
"I still think his method was too extreme. Even Aman'Thul himself couldn't fully understand the entire universe, so how could Sargeras destroy every planet in it? And judging by the Old Gods' abilities, Sargeras might not have been able to eradicate them completely. Even if he had obtained the Well of Eternity's energy, he might not have become the strongest in the universe."
Patrick recalled everything he had seen. When he had taken part in the War of the Shifting Sands in the Silithus Great Desert, the power contained in the Old God's tentacles had been beyond what he could understand even now. Even the natural environment could not resist the Old God's corruption. The grains of sand around those tentacles had been turned into organic matter by the Old God's power, producing those purplish-black scales and biologically active creeping carpet.
"N'Zoth, Yogg-Saron, and