<span style="color: #99ffff">“I try my best. I understand mortal emotions relatively well, from what I can see my Seraphim were very similar to these mortals. Their thoughts weren’t as complex of course, but the feelings were similar.”</span><span style="color: #9999ff">“Then that makes you more qualified to talk to mortals than either Order or Trinity then. No offense. It’s good to see her exploring the mortal world then, but I’m not sure this was the best place to start. The Southshore Island is an incredibly potent drink and usually one is enough to get a Tauren in his prime very drunk. I assumed she had already prepared her body so I apologize for overserving your partner.”</span><br/><br/><span style="color: #b30059">“Remember, I’m just an abacus with an attitude problem? What you said makes sense and is impossible for me to argue from my current point of view. I still don’t like you but I have no reason to distrust you.” </span>Animus looked at her mother then back to Order.<span style="color: #ff0000"> “It was never meant for me to need repairs. None of this was ever designed to happen. The other Monitor units are still in orbit working as intended. And you know Machinist would rather recycle me than spend the time fixing me. Especially a machine as flawed and corrupted as I am. Add in the mortals that merged themselves with my core to make me more… personable. Honestly, I’m not even sure why you were lead to Sonia. Her name isn’t in data that I can readily access. Only Machinist would be able to change that. But in case any more Eternals are killed I’ll make sure to set up some hard copies of a maintenance manual.”</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>