Armon clearly had prejudices against his people, and Nacht couldn't blame him. The citizens of District Nine weren't the kindest of people. In fact, from an outside perspective, they seemed heartless and selfish. They were probably the least trustworthy people anyone could think of, and he was one of them.
Of course Nacht wasn't heartless or completely shellfish but he did still exhibit some bad qualities, but who could blame him? People tend to behave similarly to the people around them and Nacht was no different. However, even he had trouble justifying the actions of some of his people. Nevertheless, Armon's prejudices weren't unfounded.
On the other hand, Magi and Mirad seemed fine with him. Well, as long as he was willing to try his chances at surviving an encounter with a tier IV dreg, which was a challenge Nacht wasn't too fond of to say the least.
