"I can't imagine anything more painful than having too much time. ... Well, I mean, I guess I could use that to get more sleep. Are you sure you want to set yourself up for that? Becoming god is a full-time gig." Minato was still speaking with Kalki, but has begun his short walk back to the wounded to heal them up and into a less vulnerable position, as everyone had begun preparing for battle; but his heart remained heavy, and he still didn't want to.

"Even with having experienced reincarnation, that's different from what you aim for. The world will be free of its individuals' natural end, but not from its other problems. You won't be able to shut your eyes or turn away--it's wholly your responsibility." He looked up to the sky.

"I don't know how myths are over here, but when my teacher rambled about Greek mythology... the gods were pretty much immortal jackasses who could kick each other around with all the satisfaction of inflicting pain, but zero permanent consequence, since hey, you're stuck together."

Minato didn't really know what he was getting to here, he's probably gone on a tangent, maybe he should have just settled with calling the plan stupid like others have. "You willing to deal with that many petulant children, Kalki? Forever."