Did Lavos create all life? Is Lavos basically good then?
Both CT and CC are awfully inconsistent about this, but i find this piece of "exposition" especially disturbing. First off "universe " is probably a mistranslation of "planet", but that's the least problem.
Schala's narration seems to describe panspermia, that Lavos is the one force to bring life to planets, but there's almost nothing else in the games to support this.
And that would mean Lavos would somehow launch away from the planet and on to others to continue its process there, plus that some chosen person somehow becomes part of it, an idea that's both scary and unsupported by anything else in the canon.
We also know from CT that there wasn't just life before Lavos arrived, humans were already intelligent and developing, contradicting this and earlier statements about Lavos giving humans intelligence. In fact the only immediate effect of Lavos' arrival is that Reptites eventually died out, leaving humans to take over the planet.
So what exactly was going on here? Was Schala just rambling insanely? Did they just screw up all continuity about a very major aspect of the story, or was this whole exposition just very badly translated?
