Of course, Styx would not think about so many things. The fact that he consciously grabbed the Red Dragon father and daughter and even took Gilbert away already shows his extreme anger.
Certainly, this is also due to his slow reaction... Styx is somewhat similar to the Abyssal Will in this regard. Unless hugely provoked, they rarely perceive some events that would seem catastrophic to mere mortals.
The collapse of worlds to them is just a small stone brushed by their sleeve.
Whether they notice depends on where their gaze happens to be at the time.
Yet, once they truly take note and realize someone is undermining them, their reaction will be fierce.
The consciousness of Styx strictly adheres to the principle of neutrality and will absolutely not react beyond his duties. Furthermore, the souls he values and is willing to converse with are truly rare, so he wouldn't regard his own children with the same disregard as the Abyssal Will.
