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Will do. And I'm free for them to talk to if they want, too.
Not that I can easily ask.
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Will do. And I'm free for them to talk to if they want, too.
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It is how I really feel. I'd love any version of you that was actually you. By which I mean Techi is excluded. Stratus and Nimbus are you, so I love them automatically. It helps that they're very lovable by themselves too, but that's a trait you have in spades so it makes sense that they'd have it too.
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*Grabs a large plate for it*
It's been quite some time, but yes. I love every part of you, of course.
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Will do.
*Walks in to help*
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Heh, thanks.
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Right.
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Maybe, but we both know humans are idiots.
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That's part of why I love you. You don't have any anymore. You're real, to borrow the way some humans think.
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Heh, it's all programing in the end.
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Even they are ruled by a single queen. They're also without individuality. Sure, working together works wonders, but there's always a leader of some kind. And when there isn't, those who believe themselves to be one work to destroy that unity. The Tower of Babel is a good example. The one with power was threatened by the unity of those without, so it broke that unity.
*Sighs happily* This sort of thing is what makes mortals so fascinating, and part of why I went down the path of biology more than mechanics.