CalypsoLeto
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- Posted: Thu, 26 Feb 2015 02:12:54 +0000
- ♔ ██▌. - - M Y P U L S E I S R A C I N G !
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- ░░░░░ ◞afraid ▪ of▪ me !! ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░
- denying the` rising⇣ ⊱ the crying - I'm dying/////
- ///////【 ✲ ◦ something's happening╯mind destructing 】↵agony
MENTAL ❜T↺RTURE - - SELF DESTR↺YER ⋮
- 「can't { ignore ` the } p a r a n o i a┋p─aranoia
- ⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯ ⋯ a g o n y ↙⋰ they lied to me ➘they HATED m e ┓
- &O1. &O2. &O3.
- THEY LIED TO ME
THEY SHOT AT ME
THEY'RE USING ME
' YAY~ He is so good to us! Tell the doctor man that we like him~! '
Alma smiled if only for a brief moment, popping the small sugar cube into her mouth. The sensation of relief was almost immediate and it was something she was truly grateful for. Letting it sit on her tongue so that Hydra could also savor the sweet flavor of the compressed, granulated treat, she followed slightly behind Squal, not admitting that she was at least a little amused he traveled everywhere in that damned chair. Of course, she had been used to the morbid jokes, often having seemed offended back in the day just for the sheer fun of it all. The raven-haired woman plainly understood however that there was some truth to the jokes that the science lead said so passively. Weaponization was one of them. In a way though, Alma was pleased that he still trusted her enough to speak on certain matters. Squal seemed one of the very few who did but she hadn't really changed all that much since the incident so there appeared to be no reason to treat it as such. After all, anyone would become irritable and cynical after having some xenomorph lodged into their brain with little hope of having it removed. Stupid symbiotic parasite...
"Ja, I have noticed." The medic's answers were short, a simple nod being given in agreement with his statement after swallowing the dissolved sugar cube. It was obvious to everyone even if they chose to ignore it. Humanity was dwindling and because of that, they were losing the war and due to that, their homeland as well. Space could only provide them with so many resources and with the decreasing gene pool, it was straining the idea of rebuilding the human population as a race even more. Alma couldn't fault him for his thought process one bit. If anything, she understood it better than most, having to treat many of the injured soldiers that were at least fortunate enough to make it back to Guardian Angel.
Stepping inside of his private lab, the pale woman crossed her arms as she listened closely. Yes, Alma had known this about the robots on the station though she had never really felt comfortable about the idea of them knowing what they did. Hearing what Asiamara's plans for that genetic information entailed, it made her less comfortable. He wasn't simply talking just playing God, but also forcing natural selection in the strictest of manners. The moment the idea of having two of him was proposed, she immediately shook her head and smirked ever so slightly. "Don't you know zhat having zwei mad scientists always leads to ein of zhem bickering with zhe other until zhey try to play as zhe original one? I'm sure you must have at least watched ein sci-fi movie in your lifetime, nein?"
"Zhat being said und on a more serious note..." Alma made herself comfortable within the room, a stern expression on her face. "... Just be careful, ja? Playing God hasn't worked in the past und I would hate for it to make things worse zhen zhey already are. Zhat being said however, you do have my full support. As long as zhe higher-up allow it, I shall assist you in whatever way I can. You know I've always viewed your work as fascinating." She watched as he smoked in front of her, taking a drag of his cigarette which only caused her to scowl a little. Regardless of what kind it was, she frowned upon the act entirely. Perhaps that was her concern as a medicine-giver talking but she just simply never approved of it from anyone. It was a shame so many people on board the satellite station did so.
And just like that, the little bit of pleasant conversation was over, her end of the agreement now brought to light yet again. Had it really been so long since she was in a position like this? Sighing and nodding reluctantly, Alma accepted the offer of a proper seat, moving to sit right in front of the deranged male with a slightly uncomfortable expression on her face. Hydra was such an unpleasant little thing but she wasn't shocked that Squal was fascinated by it. After all, she was the first survivor; who wouldn't want to experiment to understand why? "How would you like to do zhis, hmm? It's been a while since I've had to sit here. Und... ah well, if you manage to get more time, I suppose zhat is for zhe better. Oh und by zhe way, zhey say zhey like you for giving zhem sugar."
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