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[sefirot]

No, we aren't related. Scientists enhanced his body using my genetics.

[riseunparalleled]

I see. But he did disagree with your approach. And he's the one that kill you?

[sefirot]

Yes.

[riseunparalleled]

Did he have an alternative?

[sefirot]

I'm sure his anger did not allow him the luxury of considering anything else.

[riseunparalleled]

So, did you accomplish your goal?

[sefirot]

No. The planet is still at the mercy of humanity.

[riseunparalleled]

Then it doesn't sound like you went about things very effectively.

[sefirot]

Humans fear losing their comforts. They fought against me.

[riseunparalleled]

Yeah, humans do like to be comfortable. So you should've tried to convince the person who could kill you to be on your side.

[sefirot]

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Were I to find a method of going back, perhaps I'd do just that.

[riseunparalleled]

Much more sensible.

How would you get him on your side? [Workshopping!]

[sefirot]

If we are speaking hypothetically about changing the course of fate, I'd appeal to his emotions over loss he'd suffer in the future. One he'd do anything to change

[riseunparalleled]

That's... not quite the same thing as convincing someone to be on your side. It might convince someone to work with you, but that's not the same.

[sefirot]

Because in order to do that I'd have to go back further and doing so would break our connection. That is not something I'm willing to allow.

[riseunparalleled]

Why would that be necessary?

[sefirot]

Through suffering is where he finds strength.

If certain events do not happen, he won't be as he is now. And those memories would be lost. I'd be loathed to let that happen.

[riseunparalleled]

If you say so.

But how does that benefit your plans?

[sefirot]

I can also control him at times, though it is not about the benefit, rather the enjoyment.