❛ Where is the misunderstanding in doing it literally ? ❜ Arms folded above her abdomen, inquisitive gaze thrown toward him. ———— If humanity was guilty of something, it definitely was of « misconception ». Within centuries, monstrous acts accepted as punishments became innocent metaphors, pathetic actions associated with massacres just to highlight a handful of stupidities. It’s not a surprise then, to see how overall sensitivity gave little room to risky acts. Whatever she did, thought or said that meant a small dose of harm for progress would be publicly criticized, sacrifices included.
❛ Decades ago, what was commanded had one interpretation alone. There were no more ways to act, neither a door people could cross with their own ideas. But it seems to be a big deal nowadays, and that’s why we got stuck here. If you look around, all you see is technology and innovation, but we don’t move forward in any way. Humans need a heart to live, omnics? A human to turn them on for the very first time. It’s repetitive, useful perhaps. But I want to go one stair up, a place where the law is not letting me go. ❜ She doesn’t think her thoughts are wrong, though it’s quite obvious by judging the smile across round face. ❛ Isn’t that sad ? ❜
「 ༀ - less the literal,
more the reason. 」
the monk kept his gentle pose
- he was sitting in the air, of all things.
and was more than happy to return the gaze through the slits of his neutral faceplate.
if there was anything he learned in life,
it was humanity and their habit of misconceptions.
that was the hardest thing to fight against most times
-that or the stubbornness to not change their mind.
「 ༀ - that is less repitition,
as much of a cornerstone to start from.
a connection to whatever started us,
be it a person or a species.
it is not your responsibility to try and change that,
certainly not enough to ascend law and morality.
especially given the pleasure you seem to gain from the sacrifice you are making.」