The Innkeeper had stood up to see Harriot off, but noticed that the poodle paused, as if lost in thought. He did not interrupt his thought process, and waited for him to speak on his own.
Harriot was weighing the various possibilities and feasibilities in his mind.
Letting out too few Primordial beings to explore the universe would hardly have an impact, but too many would cause chaos. Moreover, there was a question of challenge. The point of having them exit the Primordial Garden was not so that they would take a retreat and enjoy themselves inside the Midnight Inn. They needed to face challenges - they needed to overcome deadly situations to attain their own unique opportunities.
Despite the fact that the Primordial Garden was actually quite dangerous, it could not be denied that it was, ultimately, akin to a greenhouse. Everything was curated, and thus it lacked the necessary element of randomness and chaos that produced truly powerful beings.
