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animus_network2012-07-31 08:48 pm
oforder) wrote in animus_network2012-07-31 08:48 pm
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[ Guess who has already settled well into his apartment? Wilhelm has set himself up into a nice little corner, with a desk, a small phonograph playing some rather old music, and a strange, golden disc, complete with two rotating circles similar to a sextant, and a green, translucent cube made of energy. ]
What a fascinating world this is.
[ Wilhelm muses, though his face isn't quite in the camera; just the left half of his body, and the bottom part of his chin visible as he rests it in his palm. One of the circles of the Compass is rotating madly, while the other is only slowly turning. ]
The collective unconscious has become difficult to read. I find it difficult to believe that my world was destroyed, but the collective unconscious has never been this uncooperative before.
[ Despite the fact that he's been ripped out of his own world and into one entirely unfamiliar to him, he seems... calm. Perhaps even content. The truth is, he's feeling absolutely devastated right now, due to him knowing that somehow, he might have failed at his mission. Only one person here will be able to tell, though; and it's the only person here mentally connected to him that can tell his true emotions beneath the pokerface. ]
Might I ask what became of my own world? Or how it met its fate?
What a fascinating world this is.
[ Wilhelm muses, though his face isn't quite in the camera; just the left half of his body, and the bottom part of his chin visible as he rests it in his palm. One of the circles of the Compass is rotating madly, while the other is only slowly turning. ]
The collective unconscious has become difficult to read. I find it difficult to believe that my world was destroyed, but the collective unconscious has never been this uncooperative before.
[ Despite the fact that he's been ripped out of his own world and into one entirely unfamiliar to him, he seems... calm. Perhaps even content. The truth is, he's feeling absolutely devastated right now, due to him knowing that somehow, he might have failed at his mission. Only one person here will be able to tell, though; and it's the only person here mentally connected to him that can tell his true emotions beneath the pokerface. ]
Might I ask what became of my own world? Or how it met its fate?
Re: [Voice]
The destruction is undesirable. But if that would be the natural end for it that is the natural end. One might provide a path for humanity, but it's foolish to force and lead them down that path.
[Voice]
Re: [Voice]
Although, from my experience I believe you give them far less credit than they are do.
[Voice]
[ At least, as far as human interference. Technically, it would be caused by Yeshua, and by extension, U-DO. ]
Humans are fascination creatures. By like children, they must be guided.
[Voice]
If you do so then they will never be anything but children. And it is those of your opinion, I've found, who've most often been proven wrong.
[Voice]
[ He doesn't elaborate beyond that. ]
Perhaps so. But children or not, it is my duty regardless.
[Voice]
Even by creatures such as you and I.
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The Compass has shown me otherwise.
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It must be a simple existence.
[Voice]
[ That's about the closest Wilhelm ever gets to getting defensive. ]
Keeping humanity on a predetermined course is a very complex and tedious task. However, when I have an eternity to ensure it remains undeterred, all it requires is patience and foresight.