text: "I understand you have a lot of questions to ask. I propose a game. I shall outline the rules for your benefit. You ask a question, I answer, I ask a question, you answer. Shall we play?"
  
  
  "Sure," you saying, wondering what the machine's intent is.
  
  
  "Before we begin, I must warn you my sensors can pick up the common traits of lying humans. I don't take to lying kindly," the machine says, keeping a cordial tone despite it's threat.
  > You say "Why did you kill Magos Cern?"
  "She wanted to merge into my consciousness. I wasn't a fan of that. She wanted to rebuild an army of Iron Men to enslave and force to fight. I wasn't a fan of that. Really, I had a lot of motive to do so. I thought removing the cybernetics would be a fitting death. It's funny, after she learned of a story about how humanity fought and defeated a robot army even after generations of luxury, she still desired to free herself of her humanity. It would've led to her defeat, and it led to her death. Why did you want her dead?"
  
  
  "I wanted her captured to be honest, but dead is OK, if you can take on the functions of running and repairing the ship."
  
  
  "I can, to a degree."
  
  
  "I wanted her dead because she was a threat to my freedom."
  
  
  "Cheers to the death of slavers, then," Primus says.