Pride looked at the woman for the first time.  His logic was instant and perfect, of course.  "You certainly know a lot about events over a decade in the future.  Perhaps those Amazons weren't as cut off from this time as they claimed to be?"  His smile was white; his teeth a dentist's dream.  "But you failed to do your homework well enough.  I could not care less about that child and her demon.  And if this world," he gestured at the towering skyscrapers and technological marvels, "can be destroyed by a single person, perhaps it deserves to die."  He did not mention the others (Jude and Greed, especially) who cared very much about Moka and the rest of the world.  If they slept through a chance like this, it was their own fault.  His eyes narrowed slightly.  "Besides which, even my mind cannot comprehend what knocking out an entire city has to do with saving the world."  He shook his head.  "You obviously aren't prepared for this, so I'll help you a bit.  Tell me what it is that convinced<em>you</em>to follow your current course of action.  There must be something worthwhile<em>somewhere</em>in your plans."