As Elma, an Amos who was intermediately ranked amongst her people's elites spoke at length about their history, the historical resentment between the Court and the Cult became clear to Creed as a foreigner.
Before becoming a Void civilization, the Takurians encountered something beyond belief which brought about a firm conviction that the Multiverse was destined for one ultimate ruin: all that there was would be none, and none could flee or hide. That tenet hence became a cornerstone that pillared their civilization and social form, and could be considered a faith.
That idea was not actually too different from the Mycroft civilization's awareness that the Evil Gods would destroy civilization repeatedly. Likewise, the Takurians were not giving up—they had chosen an entirely different direct measure of creating a new world in Psi.
