I'd even argue Kasyrra is less evil because she has no moral quandaries about what she does. She physically cannot. All these other people are capable of having a conscience, but act against it anyways. If anything Kasyrra is absolutely correct in that she's just liberating this world by freeing people of their conscience. They were gonna do it anyways, why bother with pretense?
Much like the proxy war being fought by the followers of Mallach in the Belharan region, the whole 'ambiguous evil demon' is something I like to bring up as a joke but somehow rings more and more true with each new revelation. It almost pisses me off how they're squandering such a perfectly good opportunity to have the Champ be caught in a moral dilemma, which would certainly allow for the corruption aspect to come into play.
Which is worse: a being who by its very nature is evil or a being who chooses to do evil? Here we have a land whose sense of sexual ethics and morals are so bankrupt, raping hapless travellers that lose duels is a very normal thing that barely registers as an issue. Bees and driders want to stuff you with eggs, mercenaries that pick fights with you for no good reason and then rape you anyways, orcs that definitely want to rape you senseless in a display of dominance. Then in comes Kasyrra and her merry band of imps, who is said to be this great demonic threat that will corrupt the land if left unchallenged.
But aside from the whole 'demon' and 'corruption' thing going due to her innate nature, she really isn't that bad. Hell, she's actually one of the very few NPCs that seems to respect the Champ's consent. iirc not once has Kasyrra actually violated your holes without your say so. She always asks, more like demands, that you submit to her but she simply fucks off if you say no. Even when you decide to take a swing at her and fail, she still won't rape you. Sure, she might just be doing that to 'savor your soul' for later, but that's a lot more good than most of the random natives have ever given you. There's even a love route for her, ffs.
Look, I don't doubt that the demons are the baddies. But this makes for a perfect opportunity to get the player to question whether purity and corruption mean anything. Is this land worth saving? How depraved can one go before one can be considered corrupt in such a land?
But of course, we won't be having that because this game is written by a bunch of writers whose interests conflict with each other so much, I'm surprised the powder keg hasn't been lit yet.
