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Who can you trust?
(Who can you trust?)
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@parasadial
But now you can't tell the false from the real
Who can you trust?
(Who can you trust?)
Independent // Selective Professor Sada // Eternalized by Mae Follows from veritasvitae
Rules Mun
Sada // @parasadial
"Professor, you understand that I cannot ask your husband that question, because he is retired to the same place that mine is as well."
Yes, she and Sada are very, very good friends already, for very specific reasons.
No thoughts, just the AI and the unnerving way it acts. The question of what’s actually been programmed and if she truly meant the terror in what it does. If it even truly means what it does, either, or is merely trapped behind cruel intentions and code.
You think you know where it is—you look at a security monitor and you can clearly see it unmoving, likely not even activated at all. Why would it be, when she’s not here?
You look away for just a second and it’s no longer there.
There are footsteps in the hall.
Her handwriting is almost indecipherable to anyone but her. Not as a security measure, though that does help. She just tends to be in such a hurry to get her thoughts out when she’s scribbling things down, and when combined with shorthand notation, abbreviations, and diagrams everywhere . . . there are not a lot of people that can figure it out at a quick glance.
If you do see anything with very neat and careful handwriting, it probably came from the AI. It has far more time to spare and a far less erratic nature than its creator.
This is her Area Zero team.
You do not want to face her Area Zero team.
The Iron Valiant is notable for being the only more "futuristic" of the paradoxes she keeps around. Something about it really called to her, and it has quickly become a trusted guard, willing and able to do whatever it takes to protect the professor.
Sada doesn't truly differentiate between past, present, and future anymore. She's moved far past that. According to her hypotheses, time does not function in the way that we believe it does, and is not fundamentally real. We are limited by our own perceptions.
Everything that is going to happen, already has, and yet still has not. Everything is all happening everywhere at once, and harnessing that is the key to truly understanding the universe and our place in it. A time machine as typically viewed would allow one to navigate along a fixed timeline - moving from the start, where we currently are, and then backwards or forwards from there.
What she has done instead is utilize the unique properties of Area Zero and her own philosophy to enact her vision of how the world truly works. Yesterday we could have had androids and technology so advanced it makes your head spin, while tomorrow we will roam amongst prehistoric pokémon.
First Impressions sentence starters
“You’re not… how I thought you’d be.”
“Is this what you’re really like, or was that an act?”
“I need to know this is for real. If you’re not genuine, tell me right now.”
“You’re… good at that.”
“I didn’t realize you were - maybe we should start again. I’m [name].”
“So this is what the (in)famous [Name] is like behind closed doors.”
“You have a lot of experience with this.”
“Do you know what people say about you?”
“You’re just like they said.”
“Why don’t you correct them? When people talk about you, and they’re wrong?”
“I thought they were exaggerating about you.”
“I’ve wanted to meet you for a long time.”
“Am I safe with you?”
“Do you mean that?”
“I’m just trying to figure out why you’re here.”
“What made you get into this/that line of work?”
“Look, you’re either going to help, or you aren’t. Which one is it going to be?”
“You … you chose me.”
“I… no, nothing. I just didn’t realize you were brave.”
“You’re going to get yourself killed/fired, you know.”
“Have you always been like that?”
“That was kind.”
“That was good of you.”
“That was stupid.”
“You didn’t have to do that. But you did.”
“You were there. You didn’t have to be.”
“I think .. I have you to thank, for this.”
“I wouldn’t be here without you.”
“I wouldn’t have been there if it weren’t for you.”
more random dialogue prompts ,
“why do you have that look on your face?”
“finish what you’re doing, we have to talk.”
“what have you done to yourself?”
“did you do something different with your hair?”
“it doesn’t do any good to get worked up.”
“when was the last time we had a real conversation.”
“are you in the witness protection program, or what?”
“there’s something wrong with me.”
“no, i don’t hate you.”
“hey stupid.”
“we’re aren’t them.”
“looks like i’ll live long enough to make you pay.”
“you know you’re wrong.”
“i don’t understand, why are you doing this?”
“now, before i say anything, promise me you’ll stay calm.”
“what makes me so special?”
“you have no idea what i’ve been through.”
“you really don’t have to do that, not for me.”
“did you really think you’d get a second chance?”
“how about we don’t do that.”
“i have a lot going for me, but humility is not one of them.”
“you’re the worst.”
“i don’t need you right now.”
“don’t just stand there, looking at me.”
“i thought you were supposed to call me.”
“take my hand.”
“i need you.”
“you’re allowed to need help sometimes.”
“for someone who doesn’t like to feel things, you sure feel a lot of it out loud.”
“when this is all over, i want it to be you and me.”
“why won’t you tell me what happened?”
“you don’t know what this means to me.
“i know it doesn’t make sense.”
“i’m trying really hard to keep it together.”
“i know you’re new, but we do things a little differently here.”
“your voice is putting me to sleep.”
“did you find what you were looking for?”
"you knew and you didn’t even warn me?”
“well, i guess that’s broken.”
“i thought it was part of the act.”
“you think u don’t know you’re only here because they sent you?”
“you promised to call me if you didn’t know what to wear.”
“you can keep a secret, can’t you?”
“how could you do this to me?”
“put the gun down, dearest. i have news!”
“i know you don’t have any reason to trust me, but you need to know something.”
“if you’re here to tell me what happened last night, someone beat you to it.”
“people think i’m weird.”
“i think i’m losing myself again.”
“you can’t be here.”
“i wish you’d come to the funeral.”
“do you know what today is?”
“so, you broke my favourite mug… and you’re breaking up with me?”
“i need to get out.”
“it’s like i’m cursed or something.”
“you are remarkably well-behaved tonight, what have you been up to?”
“you gonna eat that?”
“sir, the pony rides are for children only.”
“i don’t want you to worry about that anymore.”
“we’ll never make it in time.”
“you’d be late for your own funeral.”
“you should have seen it coming.”
“oh, good, you’re here! hold this.”
“why can’t you just be happy for me?”
“on a scale of one to ten, how do you feel about nachos right now?”
“is this how you flirt with everyone?”
“how much longer till we’re there?”
“what have you done?”
“it’s time for you to repay that debt you owe me.”
“where did you get that? who gave it to you?”
“what kind of mother has thoughts like that?”
“i know I haven’t been what you needed, but i’m here, and i wanna help.”
“i never want to hear you say that again.”
“you’re all i have.”
“i know it’s not perfect, but i did follow the recipe this time.”
“i was doing so well until you showed up.”
“don’t eat that! i made it ‘specially for our guest.”
“it’s not that i don’t like my life, it’s that i don’t have the energy to enjoy it.”
“how can you stand this place?”
“don’t take this the wrong way, but you don’t exactly blend in.”
“you need to stop.”
“i don’t like that look, what happened?”
“is that seriously your password?”
“what’s your problem?”
“you had no right to use it without asking.”
“oh, wow, you weren’t kidding.”
“i couldn’t trust my own parents to protect me.”
“i’m surprised you haven’t been arrested yet. wait, no, i’m not.”
“why do you want to help me?”
“ten bucks for that piece of crap?”
“we have to hurry, they’re coming!”
“hey, look what came in the mail!”
“do you want to get a drink or something?”
“please tell me you didn’t eat that.”
“the worst part is you didn’t even notice.”
“if i wanted help, i would have asked.”
“wanna tell me what’s going on with your grades?”
“you need to leave.”
“talk to me, okay? i need to know what’s going on.”
“i do blame you.”
“sometimes life deals you a bad hand, but you can still play your cards right and win.”
“you’re no longer useful to me.”
“i’m not good with sarcasm: if you don’t like me, just say it.”
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stop "warning" me about her "concerning behavior" that's my emotional support woman who wants to grievously injure me for fun
"Everything I do, I do for him. Even if he doesn't realize it yet."
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parasadial Independent // Selective Professor Sada
Despite her fondness for some of the themes of the "past," she is very invested in the possibilities that android technology has to offer. Clinging to it and the idea that humanity has sought since its inception: how to avoid leaving this world, and instead live forever. No more concerns about being sick, being injured, growing old and being trapped in a body doomed to deteriorate and die.
She has begun a series of. Perhaps less than ethical experiments in pursuit of this, though she's certain her subjects are not those that will be missed. And on the off chance that they are, well.
Everyone knows the dangers of entering the Crater. And everyone knows that those who do rarely come back. If one does find their way here, they best hope that the paradox pokémon get to them before she does.
Sada is a known colleague of Lusamine, the head of the Aether Foundation over in Alola. While still working on her degrees, she studied the Ultra Wormhole phenomenon and has retained a vested interest in it to this day.
Even after it has taken a backseat to her research in the Crater, she still takes care to keep up to date on the latest findings. And the latest sightings, of the wormholes themselves, the beasts said to come from them, and those who have found themselves affected by them.
She's not . . . particularly bothered by those wayward travelers that make their way into the Crater. It is a classified area for a reason: the vast majority would never be able to make their way back out, nor get very far into it with their life.
The paradox pokémon are incredibly dangerous wild animals, and unlike their contemporary counterparts, they are not so used to coexisting with humans. Coming from both before they existed and remaining after they have gone.
Those who would invade their territory should only expect the worst, and she will not mourn for them. They had warning enough before they ever came anywhere near here.
Sada doesn't truly differentiate between past, present, and future anymore. She's moved far past that. According to her hypotheses, time does not function in the way that we believe it does, and is not fundamentally real. We are limited by our own perceptions.
Everything that is going to happen, already has, and yet still has not. Everything is all happening everywhere at once, and harnessing that is the key to truly understanding the universe and our place in it. A time machine as typically viewed would allow one to navigate along a fixed timeline - moving from the start, where we currently are, and then backwards or forwards from there.
What she has done instead is utilize the unique properties of Area Zero and her own philosophy to enact her vision of how the world truly works. Yesterday we could have had androids and technology so advanced it makes your head spin, while tomorrow we will roam amongst prehistoric pokémon.