Perhaps they do. I couldn't conscience endangering my home in favor of squabbling with others.

[ Emet-Selch gets it! Part of Dion is relieved for that agreement in the wake of Jayce saying a dozen or so of their number had been willing to engage in in-fighting despite the circumstances. He'd acted as though it was Dion who was peculiar for finding such behavior ludicrous.

He knows himself to be greatly affected by his emotions, but there are limits. Why spite others in this place if it may count against their world when whatever undefined judgement comes? ]

Anyone's home, for that matter. We are so few compared to the populations of worlds.