Elias would think that the time he had spent inside the Fragment might have desensitized him a bit to scenes of great carnage, but it was different when you were looking at a monster and when you were looking at the bodies of people.
It was easy for Elias to recognize the final emotions in the eyes of these people, and he could see the pain and horror inside of them. From the whimpers and the small cries he was hearing in this field of slaughter, there were still survivors here, and they were not alive because of chance, but due to the fact that these cannibals seemed to enjoy the suffering of their prey.
Elias enjoyed the act of battle and killing, but he did not luxuriate or crave the suffering of his prey. It was inefficient and was just a waste of time and effort to torture his prey.
