"I'll keep that in mind, but I'm sure I'll be fine," Cabot replied as he frowned back. "I know what Diyem tried to do in the past, and the first thing I asked when he told me that he was Dark Matter was why he did it and how he could possibly have thought that was a good thing to do. He explained how he wasn't able to think rationally back then, how he couldn't feel any happiness and how the constant flow of negativity was driving him insane, with, in his mind, the only way to stop it being to end all life. Of course it doesn't change how awful it was, but I don't hold it against him either. It's almost similar to what we've seen Pokémon go through here when they were corrupted, just a lot more extreme and on a much bigger scale."