[Mikleo's surprised by Baymax' actions, but after the initial shock he leans a little into the robot. The support is needed and appreciated, in all honesty. Edna's words echo back at him, but he shoves them aside. He's not going to cry. Not now. This isn't the time or place for that.
He sighs at those questions.]
When he was made a Shepherd, he was 12 years old. During his journey, he tried to help the humans better interact with the seraphim and reignite worship for us. By this time, a lot of people in the clergy had twisted what we wanted to suit their means. Things like how people praying to us for their children to recover from their illness is selfish and why their children would only get sicker, and paying the priests is the only way to redeem yourself. Or how one group told people that if you committed a crime that brought dishonor to your family, then the only way you could get salvation from the seraphim was to throw yourself off of Temple Guinevere, which is a structure about as high as a mountain, if not taller.
[Honestly, given all of that and even more examples he hasn't told Hiro, Mikleo isn't surprised that there are seraphim who want nothing to do with humans.]
Michael didn't feel that he was doing any progress. So, he quit being a Shepherd after a few years and founded Camlann with like-minded individuals and his sister. It was meant to be a place where humans and seraphim could coexist peacefully.
[Then, everything changed when the Hyland forces attacked.]
He wrote a book that described all of the places he'd seen and the stories he'd compiled during that time. It's called the Celestial Record, but it said that there hadn't been a Shepherd in over 200 years. Given what we now know, it was a lie and possibly an insight to how he felt about his time as a Shepherd.
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He sighs at those questions.]
When he was made a Shepherd, he was 12 years old. During his journey, he tried to help the humans better interact with the seraphim and reignite worship for us. By this time, a lot of people in the clergy had twisted what we wanted to suit their means. Things like how people praying to us for their children to recover from their illness is selfish and why their children would only get sicker, and paying the priests is the only way to redeem yourself. Or how one group told people that if you committed a crime that brought dishonor to your family, then the only way you could get salvation from the seraphim was to throw yourself off of Temple Guinevere, which is a structure about as high as a mountain, if not taller.
[Honestly, given all of that and even more examples he hasn't told Hiro, Mikleo isn't surprised that there are seraphim who want nothing to do with humans.]
Michael didn't feel that he was doing any progress. So, he quit being a Shepherd after a few years and founded Camlann with like-minded individuals and his sister. It was meant to be a place where humans and seraphim could coexist peacefully.
[Then, everything changed when the Hyland forces attacked.]
He wrote a book that described all of the places he'd seen and the stories he'd compiled during that time. It's called the Celestial Record, but it said that there hadn't been a Shepherd in over 200 years. Given what we now know, it was a lie and possibly an insight to how he felt about his time as a Shepherd.