[A pure hearted kid like this should never have to hear about the horrors she's faced. And yet it's that same kindness that feels so...foreign to her, something so far away that it reminds her of the days before the Raptures took over. When they were Goddesses, when they were...
Well. It's nostalgic. But Dorothy listens to the explanation with a pause (if she gathered those, could she save the world? if they exist in her world, could she finally save it? could humanity finally see that they were wrong? could she be loved? could she take back everything--), but Dorothy nods her head as she forces herself back into reality.]
I see, then. So in researching those emeralds and creating clones, they essentially act as a way to bypass that immunity, in a way? Enough so that it won't get the Doctor's attention, but also enough to grant us a fighting chance, should we be able to utilize it's power effectively.
That's quite the feat, you know. I imagine Cecil could do something similar, back home, but that really is a brilliant idea.
Is there any particular rhyme or reason to the colors of them, if you don't mind my asking? We were attempting to gather our own thoughts on what they could mean on the other side, as well as insight about the abilities that it gave us, but we were never able to come to a concise answer.
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[A pure hearted kid like this should never have to hear about the horrors she's faced. And yet it's that same kindness that feels so...foreign to her, something so far away that it reminds her of the days before the Raptures took over. When they were Goddesses, when they were...
Well. It's nostalgic. But Dorothy listens to the explanation with a pause (if she gathered those, could she save the world? if they exist in her world, could she finally save it? could humanity finally see that they were wrong? could she be loved? could she take back everything--), but Dorothy nods her head as she forces herself back into reality.]
I see, then. So in researching those emeralds and creating clones, they essentially act as a way to bypass that immunity, in a way? Enough so that it won't get the Doctor's attention, but also enough to grant us a fighting chance, should we be able to utilize it's power effectively.
That's quite the feat, you know. I imagine Cecil could do something similar, back home, but that really is a brilliant idea.
Is there any particular rhyme or reason to the colors of them, if you don't mind my asking? We were attempting to gather our own thoughts on what they could mean on the other side, as well as insight about the abilities that it gave us, but we were never able to come to a concise answer.