<span style="color: #b3b300">"that's not what the adult schools teach. such schools are akin to Isabelle's doctor training or my own advanced training in how to be a better, more effective teacher. i have made some steps towards filling out your limited education but my main focus has been in helping you learn to live here... i hope that i will live long enough to cover everything but if not i am keeping detailed notes for your next teacher to follow up on."</span>he frowned and glanced over.<span style="color: #b3b300">"why?"</span><br/><br/>it would be a few moments before calm returned to the room and the chairman took a deep breath. "you're right, we are a scientific people and at least personally i find this fear shameful... there was a time when we would have welcomed you with open arms and minds, eager to learn everything we could. there was also a time when i was a safe eighteen steps down the line of succession to this chair and most of the people in this room were equally if not further removed from the jobs we have found ourselves in. we are an unelected body of people trying to do the best we can for jobs far too big for us in the shadow of a horror we couldn't have imagined and haven't truly been saved from. more then just lives were lost, our confidence and spirit have been damaged." he looked around the room and then looked at his wrist device and if Trinity used her powers to peek she would see the face of a baby set as his background. "you say you can do anything... can you bring back those we lost? not everyone of course, so many were lost and this moon is far too small to support them all but what about the children of us survivors?" the wave of hope was palpable in the room, even Thethen looking over without suspicion. of course there were no souls to resurrect and it was so long ago that even normal deaths like that of Jass' wife were more or less irreversible, the souls having moved on in their new existence with no desire to return after so long.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>