"Good luck gettin some people to admit to that. Most people hide that reality." Or think they're morally superior cause they haven't done things "as bad" as someone else has, and thus justify their ability to look down on, shame, or attack others seen as "worse" than them. But that's a dramatic conversation Dabi's not intending to have right now. "Idiot. Did he really think he could set up a neutral company like that without getting warred over?"

Especially a military company. Sooner or later, someone would start tipping the scales and neutrality would be impossible without landing the company on a "side" even without the owner's intent. People are like that. War's like that. Dabi merely hums, a quiet "uh-huh" murmuring across his lips when war indeed ended up in Nara'a's story.

"Ain't ya a real important guy." His impressed words are lowkey sarcastic at worst, disinterested at best. "What'd he try and summon, a monster?"

Since Nara'a said not to say it... he doesn't say it. But obviously he's thinking it. What a fool.