I've asked, and the only options appear to be the four of the staff who can heal, and Virgo's power-- but it is not worth using that up if anyone has it, I should think.
I could show you our capital city later, if you wish to see it.
[the simulation room is his favorite place besides the library, probably.]
Ours is a society focused upon knowledge and creation, however, and one in which all have their individual duties to perform. We eschew individuality in dress, and keep little in the way of personal possessions-- nor do we keep our discoveries and concepts to ourselves.
You are all quite small, in comparison, not to mention your limited lifespans and apparent proclivity toward... aggression and war. It was a reasonable assumption.
Possibly so, yes. Regardless... you all were so different from my own people that for a time I somewhat thought that you were-- familiars. Other creations, rather than what I knew as humanity.
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mustbepurged) wrote2022-06-16 03:30 pm
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Oh... I wonder if there's really nothing we can do in the meantime.
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[she's pouting a little, but there isn't really much they can do just standing here...]
... Oh, um, have you seen the new areas yet?
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[and they have to be willing to spend their one use on him,]
But I have not been just yet, no.
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Let's see where the doors take us!
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[off they go to the realm!
once they get there, he pauses, taking a look around.]
...it seems strangely peaceful.
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It's beautiful... What is this place?
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[time to explore!
he ends up drawing closer to the unmarked building, first.]
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Come to think of it, I don't think I've asked. What's your home like?
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[the simulation room is his favorite place besides the library, probably.]
Ours is a society focused upon knowledge and creation, however, and one in which all have their individual duties to perform. We eschew individuality in dress, and keep little in the way of personal possessions-- nor do we keep our discoveries and concepts to ourselves.
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A society that values selflessness to that extent... [She's trying to imagine it.] Was it hard to get used to living alongside the rest of us?
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[a huff of a breath, there.]
It-- took a bit of time to acknowledge not all of you were simply flawed creations.
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