That's the problem. I can understand the overall intent of it, not wanting anyone to go mad with power and start killing people, but being too lenient when there's clear dangers involved is too much. [Shun is the last person to advocate for people with too much power having freedom to run roughshod over whoever they like for the sake of more power, but in a situation like this, he feels they're making a bad decision. Honestly, he's surprised it's taken this long for it to become an issue.

He can't say she's wrong in her summation of the situation with Sabimei, but Shun shakes his head a little at the idea of feeling bad for her.] I might've some time ago, but the number of times I brought it up...there's trusting your allies and then there's lashing out at anyone who tries to tell you that the most logical outcome is that there's a traitor in your midst. And half the time she was ready to accuse the new gods of something else for even bringing it up unless I could refute her right there.

[Once upon a time, he'd had a reasonably cordial relationship with Amaterasu, but at this point, he can't be sympathetic towards her plight when, as far as he's concerned, it's one of her own creation.]