[ siidereus ]
[ this human was not supposed to be here. granted,
the same statement could be ascribed to the whole
of mankind, but in this particular case — this human
R E A L L Y was not supposed to be here. ][ a crashed decepticon ship on the surface of one
of Jupiter’s moons was hardly a human—friendly
environment, he knew that much. so what was this
woman doing here? in little to none atmosphere —
why wasn’t she getting crushed, how did she breathe
without oxygen and why couldn’t his sensors gather
any conclusive data? ][ questions. questions. questions. and he hates the lack of answers. ]
“What are you?” He strings together
the only sensible sequence of words.
So long ago her soul had been relinquished in exchange for answers
to the mysteries that plagued humanity in concerns to the cosmos.
What resulted in such gluttony had been the abandonment of her
very humanity with little or no complaint. With but a shift in her
posture, the physicist only lowers her head subtly as though the
inquiry had piqued interest, even when it had been asked previously
before.
"Omnipresent.“
Infinitely present. Blunt, but surely a piece of machinery as himself had
been in possession of vast intellect. The android had not been of
Earth and nor would she have expected it to be. Advancements as
this had been intricate– fit for only a contrasting set of organisms
which had yet to be disclosed.
Rosalind wished to know.
