I’m bringing back this old topic because since the release of the Hurler station, we might have new development. The Liberation means a lot of things for different people, however, if the goal of the Liberation is to liberate somebody or something, that would be the Black. Indeed, it is said that the laws passed by the Black would threaten the whole concept of a kingdom, and therefor of the supremacy of the Judgment. Also, this might answer the question on whether the night is alive or not. Strictly speaking, the night is nothing. It does not exist. Which is why, in the absence created by the Judgment, we can hear it scream, or more accurately, not hear it scream. The Black never existed, and it is this absence that we do not hear.
The Liberation is more than that, of course. It is also the Liberation of every one from the tyranny of the Judgment. It is possible, however, that some of it’s adherent might see these two goals as one.