[ All told – and as much as he would genuinely treasure the experience – Maruki doesn't need a ride from Argos for his perspective to expand so universally. Talking to Venat has a way of doing that alone. If his mind is not on the individual, then it's on planes of reality; the rules of the universe aren't something he finds himself naturally thinking about, just by virtue of such a mortal, limited worldview.
But he'd like to. He'd really like to begin to consider humanity on that level.
So he looks over at her, takes in that luminous delight that he's coming to appreciate on a new level, and nods. ]
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But he'd like to. He'd really like to begin to consider humanity on that level.
So he looks over at her, takes in that luminous delight that he's coming to appreciate on a new level, and nods. ]
Well? What's the mechanism?