Order chuckled sadly.<span style="color: #ffff00">"that sounds absurd, and my mate is a literal ball of Chaos so when i say that it means more then it usually does. Morah you do hear this right? one second it's telling me it cannot possibly be manipulated and the next it is admitting that it has been manipulated by the equivalent of a prepubescent child. that is why i cannot trust you, Animus. you have already been reprogrammed to allow an unauthorized user access and to act like there nothing is wrong when it most certainly is. as far as you know all the data is in tact, it could be corrupt, deleted or completely replaced and you could be programmed to be absolutely sure it is correct. one suspect could access you because she is a much older, much more adept version of Chaos, meaning the rules are mere suggestions. the other is a member of the Seer clan, he can just keep looking into the future until he stumbles upon some form of access and none of the failed attempts actually happened so you don't remember. once again i am right back where i started, with two suspects and not a scrap of evidence i can trust to work with..."</span>she pulled out of Morah's arms to look at Nalo.<span style="color: #ffff00"> "if i trust that Animus then i have to act on the data it gives me. so what if the data reports that all you fear is true, that Looker made Delithia just to take her from me. i killed his mother and he is a child, would you have me kill him? by Eternal law i have to punish his parents for not keeping their child in line, but they are dead... what if i do fly into a rage and i kill him but later find out the data is corrupt? now i killed the orphan child who was compassionate enough to realize that i had no choice and he tried to help me instead of holding a grudge. on the other hand i have this Timelost Chaos that i really don't think i can stop and if she were fucking things up like i suspect the Animus should have already contained her... as though that were remotely possible with her nature. the only other option is if by some miracle this was all done by an unknown party, preferably an adult Eternal that i can deal with harshly. but even then can i trust the data knowing that the Animus admits to being compromised and acts as though programmed to ignore the breach? no, because either of my original subjects could have planted that evidence to throw my suspicions off them."</span>she shook her head and teleported a bottle into her hand and took a good swig.<span style="color: #ffff00">"i can do nothing until the culprit slips up... but thanks for adding those fears about Delithia to my plate, that just makes me feel so much better about being utterly fucking helpless despite having the power to annihilate galaxies. and no, right now i really don't think i could handle losing her like that, i have already begun disowning my family to make them stop hurting me, i can't take much more pain before i blow something up."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>