Void Archives seems to lack expectation that matters go as planned, so they seem hardly surprised at the apparent direction of this. To the point that there is no expression of shock apparent on their face. They don't even feel surprised at being betrayed. Rather, a scoff leaves them at hearing her say this. ]
Really, please don't be surprised if when I get my hands on you I ensure you're torn into pitiful pieces. 'For the whole'...what stupidity.
[ The sudden flickers of their 'experience', though? They know by now that the signal of cracking means something unpleasant means to strike at their mental defenses, but unfortunately they are not clairvoyant. It's easy for the 'worst' teamwork to float to the surface - their centuries long 'collaboration' with Otto. Their 'team-up' with the Sky People. The initial beginning of when they tried to wrangle Welt into some form of cooperation and performed some ... extremely underhanded methods to make it happen. It succeeded, granted, but well...
Then, there was how they felt about everyone in the first group battle here. Where, honestly, they didn't care and didn't want to so much as listen to anyone telling them anything even when they were making a mistake. Where they felt that was merely obligation itself.
Slipping on the role of a teammate for them is never easy. They feel that this is always true. They weren't made to be a team player. But, they could do both with apparent ease; wear a mask in a literal and metaphorical sense.
Yet, their thoughts turn towards the other questions...
And, usually in regards to 'help', the answer would be they never felt like asking for help. But recently, they had been in that fight where they were attacked by their double, and did...ask for assistance, so it took exactly that. What has it taken, for them to come together to work as a better team mate, though? Simply others reaching out to them.
Their bonds, for better or worse.
...Also, that's asking a lot from Void Archives. They're still one hell of a selfish individual. They are still inclined to listen inherently to their programming to preserve humanity, but whatever they do, it's for their sake, not out of the goodness for everyone else.
Though, they are eager to work together with better, willing companions to make things happen. So, isn't that progress? ]
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Void Archives seems to lack expectation that matters go as planned, so they seem hardly surprised at the apparent direction of this. To the point that there is no expression of shock apparent on their face. They don't even feel surprised at being betrayed. Rather, a scoff leaves them at hearing her say this. ]
Really, please don't be surprised if when I get my hands on you I ensure you're torn into pitiful pieces. 'For the whole'...what stupidity.
[ The sudden flickers of their 'experience', though? They know by now that the signal of cracking means something unpleasant means to strike at their mental defenses, but unfortunately they are not clairvoyant. It's easy for the 'worst' teamwork to float to the surface - their centuries long 'collaboration' with Otto. Their 'team-up' with the Sky People. The initial beginning of when they tried to wrangle Welt into some form of cooperation and performed some ... extremely underhanded methods to make it happen. It succeeded, granted, but well...
Then, there was how they felt about everyone in the first group battle here. Where, honestly, they didn't care and didn't want to so much as listen to anyone telling them anything even when they were making a mistake. Where they felt that was merely obligation itself.
Slipping on the role of a teammate for them is never easy. They feel that this is always true. They weren't made to be a team player. But, they could do both with apparent ease; wear a mask in a literal and metaphorical sense.
Yet, their thoughts turn towards the other questions...
And, usually in regards to 'help', the answer would be they never felt like asking for help. But recently, they had been in that fight where they were attacked by their double, and did...ask for assistance, so it took exactly that. What has it taken, for them to come together to work as a better team mate, though? Simply others reaching out to them.
Their bonds, for better or worse.
...Also, that's asking a lot from Void Archives. They're still one hell of a selfish individual. They are still inclined to listen inherently to their programming to preserve humanity, but whatever they do, it's for their sake, not out of the goodness for everyone else.
Though, they are eager to work together with better, willing companions to make things happen. So, isn't that progress? ]