Infernals have Free Will, and can have Yozi Patrons who are not innately evil, such as Szoreny, and Isidoros. They can simply choose not to resolve to free the Yozi, or work to actively hamper the Reclamation. Both of these are good options, because they have access to the knowledge of the Yozi as it is granted to them, as well as the First Age, and can make the not considerably challenging logic leap that the Yozi hate them, and should they be freed, the Green Sun Princes will be the first to be betrayed, because Akuma lack the free will they possess. As for nothing being 'right', or 'good' - Isidoros struggles against established order, and the Reclamation is an established Order in Malfeas - it's something he would, indeed, struggle against. Szoreny is tired of the endless bickering of his brothers and sisters, and merely seeks freedom for himself and Isidoros at whatever cost, including selling out the others, even it means another Prison. The biggest thing is that only 6 of the many Yozi are involved in the Reclamation, and if Return of the Scarlet Empress is to be believed (It isn't. Don't.), there is no plan wherein the Ebon Dragon does not betray Malfeas, Adorjan, She Who Lives in Her Name, Cecelyne and Kimbery to escape on his own. The Infernals are comically ineffective due to in-fighting, conflicting Urges, and their free will - while not understanding that they have considerably shorter lifespans, in general, compared to other Exalts. They can recognize that the Reclamationist Yozi are in effect terrible Patrons, and once power in granted to the Green Sun Princes by a Yozi, no Yozi may take that power back. In short, they create their own doom, as Infernals discover the inherent Heresy of their nature as budding Primordials. Abyssals suffer for their power - because suffering ensures subserviance. Or so the Neverborn believe. This is where they differ from the Yozi, who watched what the Neverborn did with their shards. They saw that the Deathlords and the Neverborn made one-note creations, who exist to destroy and ruin, but that many yearn to break free and often do leave the grips of their cruel masters. While some may retain the Whispers of their Neverborn masters, many shut them out, and seek redemption for what they've become - not all Abyssals embrace the cold grip of death. The biggest problem that exist in the current Abyssals is that they're treated like harbringers of doom, instead of bridging the gap between mortal and spirit, and cannot have goals that do not include the destruction of something else - making them very... bland in overarching plot for them. It also helps that nearly no one uses core Resonance, but instead the Resonance rules from Shards of a Broken Dream, because dear god, they're just better there. ...Hope that helps?
