"Oh. Ya mean the monsters here." Dabi tilts his head to the side in a general indication of the world of Trench all around them. H was thinking a more generic term of "monster" that people like to levy against others they don't agree with. "Yeah, they don't seem to have any brains left."

At least Nara'a acknowledges the veiled comment. There's some part of Dabi that remains surprised the miqo'te remains interested in him (or tolerant of him) enough to stick around despite their completely opposite placements on the moral spectrum. But then again, same could be said in reverse. And Dabi merely finds the other man interesting and tolerable enough to hang around as well. Plus he has nothing against Nara'a personally. The guy hasn't impeded him in a goal, hasn't tried to hurt or kill him, and generally proved himself a worthwhile ally.

"I know a guy who wiped out half a city without a problem. He still operated with other people." By choice or necessity is a strange call. A little of both, with some probable "encouraging orders" thrown in there as well. But that's not for him to divulge. The latter notion earns a derisive snort from the villain. "There ya go again. Such a shame someone else ain't actin the way you deem "good"; ever consider he thinks the same thing of you, but in reverse?" Such a shame Nara'a wastes his power helping other people instead of making himself a ruler, for example. Or in this guy's case, making himself the opponent he wants.

"Did he go nuts before or after he lost the crown?"