[The stumbles and glitches are ignored, their meaning easily filled. The rest, though, comes through with a clear sort of resonance that has Markus taking everything they’ve considered and inverting it, flipping it on its head, turning it inside-out. The foundation remains the same, the offenses still clear — human trafficking, experimentation, forcible detachment from their homes. But adjust that slight degree of how they would be used, and the perspective changes.
The questions warp and wane to fit the new theory accordingly.]
Then let’s assume this is true. That the first quake might have been related to us, whether it be heralding our eventual arrival, or representative of a reason to have brought everyone to this world.
My first question is probably an obvious one: why choose us? This theory suggests a greater purpose for us being here, to aid. This works better with like-minded individuals, those whose skillsets create synergy with the rest. That they’d utilize a haphazard group with differing opinions, motivations, and wildly different origins, is odd.
That they’d take androids and place them in human bodies to act as agents of defense against potential threats seems like an overly complicated solution, too.
Unless, of course, you think they may have no real choice in the matter.
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The questions warp and wane to fit the new theory accordingly.]
Then let’s assume this is true. That the first quake might have been related to us, whether it be heralding our eventual arrival, or representative of a reason to have brought everyone to this world.
My first question is probably an obvious one: why choose us? This theory suggests a greater purpose for us being here, to aid. This works better with like-minded individuals, those whose skillsets create synergy with the rest. That they’d utilize a haphazard group with differing opinions, motivations, and wildly different origins, is odd.
That they’d take androids and place them in human bodies to act as agents of defense against potential threats seems like an overly complicated solution, too.
Unless, of course, you think they may have no real choice in the matter.