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    “That’s a decision for YOU to make, isn’t it, old woman?”

Who better to decide the fate of mortals, them who still trod soil and felt the breeze, than a GOD on high? The last time Anxi tried to play God, she’d run HEADFIRST into an actual one, and oh... O H what a long, five years it had been since then. 

  Crouched low, finger teasing the trigger of her Sidewinder, looking out over the works of the MIGHTY, and awaiting the foretold despair that was said to follow. Were it up to her? And, she knew it wasn’t. She’d curse this poor fool. Rent life from his very soul, drop by drop... God, she was so hungry!

Awkward was from the right word, yet the silence filling the medbay was not even close to being considered relaxing. Lexi had put Griffin on strict orders to have a hands on approach on having SAM more in her head than prior to her death on Habitat-7. This check up, however, was being lead by Doctor Cynbel. While Ryder held no negative opinion towards her she felt more like a patient with her than with Lexi causing less words to fumble out of her mouth than normal.

“So.”

    “What’s love? Is that an Earth thing?” 

She’d heard the word thrown around every once in a while, but it had never properly existed within her being. Lust was easy. Lust was POTENT. Lust was all-encompassing, she had been a slave to her lust, her passions, her sins for over a hundred years.

    “Love... that one exists here?” She raised her hand to her chest, tapping her Remnant Chest Plate.  “I see flashes of it every once in a while when I’m eating. People THINK they’re in love, but I don’t get it. It’s not concrete, it’s not quantifiable. I don’t think it exists."

Finally, she reclined and pulled her knife free of her teeth, casting the lodged morsel into the wind with a flick.

          ———-  ❛ i swear --- you and lexi just like to tag team me, don’t you? ❜

Autumn rested her arms on her knees, looking forward before a sound broke her trance. She had no idea that Dr. Cynbel was trying to talk to her, she had zoned out pretty much, before looking up at her. “Sorry, I completely missed anything you said.” She said, rubbing her forehead slightly and grabbing the bottle of water to take a sip of it. Everything was happening way too fast and she wasn’t quite sure she was worthy of being the pathfinder.