He paused, before leaning back, deciding they deserved a good answer. "There were several reasons. But the most... important is the word I will use. Important reason was because I wanted these people to have a group of people they could admire, look up to, rely on, and ask for help from. Because you could help answer a question whether good is the inherent virtue, or is evil? Looking around, I would say that, with a minimally guiding hand, good is more inherent than evil. Of course, I haven't seen most of the world, so that answer might change, but from what I have seen so far, it would have to be a very drastic and comprehensive change to reverse."<br/><br/>He paused, and then shrugged. "And because I loved you. Your ultimate grandmothers, the first nine, were not initially meant to be able to create more seraphim, but the more I watched them, and observed how the acted, the more selfish I realized I was being by only allowing those nine to exist. Because I am an ascended god, and therefore as flawed as any mortal you meet. No, more flawed than most, I suspect, and I hoped to prevent others from following the same path I did."<br/><br/>He let his eyes unfocus for a moment, like he was lost in a memory, before shaking his head. "Sorry. So yes, that would be why."