[That was a bit... not what he was expecting and William took a moment to think on it. Truth be told, he still held now to the impression of God he had expressed to Kevin: a pitiable being whose mistaken need to control humanity was futile. Humans were capable of great and small evils. He'd experienced that himself within his own family and knew of what was out there in the world. Humans were flawed and inherently sinful, and you were not going to stop that through fear and coercion. Nay, you only made it worse.

Such tyranny struck him as inherently wrong headed, yet it was also obvious that this wasn't what Kazuya wanted.]

So you are stuck in an unfair position, huh? The divine is illogical in that way. What was it I remember Solomon saying: humans sin because they enjoy it.

[It was simplistic and stupid way to put it, but Solomon did have a point.]

What a thankless job for you.

[It made him a little angry honestly, especially when he thought of his own situation. These demons, angels and gods, that held themselves so high above humanity had the nerve to shove their responsibilities onto others. With no regard as to what that person's wishes might be. Or their suitability to the task at hand. What nonsense.]

Though honestly, it sounds like your situation is far worse than mine. They haven't demanded that I kill anyone.