OIA'I'O
"Why would I." You question. "The technology she creates is composed of metal and electricity. That is not organic."
As Delphia speaks in a strange sounding voice, you pause and stare at her curiously. You make no attempt to intervene or help; you merely raise your notebook and record these strange new behaviors as they happen. Watching her fall with impassive blue eyes, you wait patiently until she picks herself up. "Who is the friend of Frey?" More importantly, why does Frey have friends. You make another note to mention this to Kai.
You record the words, frowning as Delphia mentions that perhaps she has it backwards. "Why overwhelming?" You ask, thinking that perhaps she has some sort of mental illness that makes it difficult for her to parse the world. On this of course you have no judgement, as you're in precisely the same boat.
As Delphia speaks in a strange sounding voice, you pause and stare at her curiously. You make no attempt to intervene or help; you merely raise your notebook and record these strange new behaviors as they happen. Watching her fall with impassive blue eyes, you wait patiently until she picks herself up. "Who is the friend of Frey?" More importantly, why does Frey have friends. You make another note to mention this to Kai.
You record the words, frowning as Delphia mentions that perhaps she has it backwards. "Why overwhelming?" You ask, thinking that perhaps she has some sort of mental illness that makes it difficult for her to parse the world. On this of course you have no judgement, as you're in precisely the same boat.
