Order frowned a little before she answered.<span style="color: #ffff00"> "i wanted them to love me, but i am beginning to see that they never will... that somehow they are even more far gone then i am and can do nothing for me and even worse, they do not want to."</span>she sighed irritably and rubbed her face.<span style="color: #ffff00">"how else can i say it? if the Animus is compromised i must assume that everything it says is a direct result of that unauthorized access. every single thing it says, even if it tells me it is raining out and i am getting wet i have to double check ad make sure that is true. it assures me it has been compromised but in the same breath says that the intrusion is very limited, i cannot verify this information and must reject it. the same goes for every thing it tells me. if i cannot verify it on my own it must be disregarded entirely because the source admits to being compromised. i treat everyone like they are lying to me and i search for evidence to support or disprove every accusation i prosecute, i just don;t tell them because they have feelings that can be hurt, the Animus, as a machine, feels nothing."</span>she looked at the Animus and shook her head.<span style="color: #ffff00">"they could tell me that. but it doesn't matter. they won't know what Eternal manipulated them so they don't help me go after Looker or the Timelost Chaos. in the mean time i still had to arrest and punish The'kal for twenty counts of obstruction of justice in the second degree, each one worth fifty years on it's own."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>