Order trailed off muttering into Morah's chest for a moment but her name brought her back to attention.<span style="color: #ffff00">"actually no, who made you is really up for debate... on the one hand i have a story of Draenei scientists and remote control devices for evidence, and on the other i have the word of an apparently defective machine. meaning you." </span>she pointed at the Animus.<span style="color: #ffff00">"home invader that i am going to smash to little bitty pieces the next time you barge into anyplace Delithia calls home. Looker told me he has access to the Animus. why don't i trust it? why in all the universe would i trust a machine? i can program it to sing like a sober Dwarf while dancing like a Drunken Orc. or make it say and do anything else that amused me. it could be programmed to lie to me without ever knowing that it is lying because its sensors calibrations can be fucked harder the Leena has ever been. sure, i can do all of that to a person if i want but there is a huge difference, the brain of a mortal would inevitably show evidence of such tampering and depending on the changes the soul would come into conflict with the brain with the original personality trying to reassert itself. the Animus' brain is made of easily replicated and replaced pieces of matter and if done right it will never know it was tampered with and it has no soul to conflict with the new programming. so i ask again, what possible reason could there be for me to trust a machine?"</span>she was just as stiff in Nalo's arms and she shook her head.<span style="color: #ffff00">"no one wants to help me... they all want something and then they want me to go away when i am no longer needed. i saved the mate of my daughter and spent two weeks taking care of her... shouldn't that have at least earned me one warm embrace from my child? i don't like or dislike you, i do not like or dislike machines, i just do not trust them no matter how well they imitate life. why do you keep bringing up Delithia? she is safe, happy and healthy... though her reaction to her sister does concern me. she has never acted so strangely or coldly, even to the people who hurt her."</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>