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Well everything is subjective there. I just don’t think the author knew he was going to make them like all Nanoha villains when he puts the part of violent murders, because we later just forget about it. I insist on this because it just stake on my mind when Thoma happily says hi to Cypha and even ask Signum to not hurt the woman that butcher her while trying to help him no less. At least he could realize how awkward that was. Even Signum says they had the nerve to ask her after all of that. Just saying I can’t really look at this series with the same eyes I did to the first season. Here everything seems to have a more cynical tone and yet Thoma and the idealistic things are coming out without fitting in this setting. That is one of Force’s problems to me: tone.
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