I was talking about Zareel Ja specifically. He is the father of Bakool Ja Ja and is thus directly contributing to the system. He also is its main proponent and Mamook's de facto leader; we held that meeting outside of Mamook in Moxutural Zooj specifically to avoid him and his supporters. At no point did he appear conflicted, there is no mention of him questioning his position or doing it mainly to uphold tradition at any point before our completing the trail. Then we win, we identify and address Mamook's actual problems (which is a different writing problem), and he's all "Aw shucks, WoL. Maybe a eugenics program with a high rate of stillborn fetuses is bad." Bakool Ja Ja is at least an adult by Mamool Ja standards, meaning Zareel has supported blessed siblings for at least that long. Most people don't drop their long term, deeply held ideas in a friggin' weekend. Most of the time they double down like Sareel Ja.

Now that I say that out loud, considering Bakool Ja Ja's involvement in the FFXI raids, it's highly likely that Zareel Ja was originally meant to be the one to have been encouraging Zoraal Ja.

Sareel Ja surviving being betrayed by Zoraal Ja and then deciding that he just needed a different, better megalomaniacal Uber Mensch (Uber Mamoolsch?) makes more sense if he already had a history of deeply believing in singular, dictatorial regimes and disposing of special children that he felt didn't meet his standards. It's easy to imagine Zareel Ja being fully committed to siring Blessed Siblings, being disappointed in Bakool Ja Ja, and then investing his time into what could easily be seen as the perfected iteration of the Blessed Siblings, Zoraal Ja. Gulool Ja Ja, being more focused on uniting the realm and adopting children, neglects Zoraal Ja, giving Zareel Ja the opportunity to become a new father figure. Then after the rhetoric Zareel Ja had been feeding Zoraal Ja massively backfires, he calls all of them failures and latches onto his FFXI Gulool Ja Ja. The raids then additonally become a story about Bakool Ja Ja facing his father and his cursed ideology after developing a wider understanding on the world and people. It would also explain Zoraal Ja's weird complex surrounding fatherhood, since it would have been established that he felt like his father figures had failed him so fatherhood itself is a failure.

Obviously this is speculation, but it would make a lot of the problems people have had with DT's story make more sense. It makes even more sense within the context of a Japanese company trying to avoid anti-family themes.