And so Good wiped them all out, killing all of them personally as a mighty monster that tore apart the landscape. The only ones left alive were the deer and ox, beings that Good felt could not be tainted.

Evil was not delighted by Good’s murders and asked why Good would do this. They both argued. Good wanted perfection, a world of no suffering at all. Having moments where one was happier than usual, meant there would be moments that someone was not as happy. If no one felt any emotions, then they would live in perfect peace.

Evil said that such thoughts were not ok. People should always have the right to think, and that a truly perfect world was one where people can choose what they wanted to do. Good refused Evil’s thoughts, stating that having a choice in the past is what made such a horrible god like Existence have power over everyone. Good and Evil no longer could trust one another.