[ Eliot gives his head a little shake, like he's a old TV on the fritz or somthing, and then finally takes that seat on the ground next to his new friend's chair that he'd been meaning to.
The way he talks implies that humans—Hyur—exist alongside these Miqo'te. If Hyur and humans are the same then it would rule out aliens but would also imply something even more out there, like some quantum many worlds bullshit. But at least that would explain why this guy's accent sounds like Sophie at her most Duchess of Hanover. ]
Considering how rude I've been, you can ask me whatever you want.
[ Out of the corner of his eye he spots an equally red tail moving lazily against the chair and very quickly points his eyes forward. ]
Generally speaking? [ No his voice doesn't break a little, don't be ridiculous. ] Yeah. These "diffusion zones" are nothing like anything that exists on my star. So yeah, it's a point of interest you could say. In comparison to all of this [ and here he gestures with his hand around them ] my star's pretty boring. We only have Hyur, we only have one moon, we definitely don't have the technology to build androids like the ones here, and even if I was some kind of scientist, I don't think our science has come far enough to even come close to describing what the hell's going on here.
[ It all sounds a lot when put like that, but when it comes down to it Eliot has always been good at surviving. He just has to... adapt a little is all. ]
What about you? Is the diffusion zone what you've been taking all these notes on?
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The way he talks implies that humans—Hyur—exist alongside these Miqo'te. If Hyur and humans are the same then it would rule out aliens but would also imply something even more out there, like some quantum many worlds bullshit. But at least that would explain why this guy's accent sounds like Sophie at her most Duchess of Hanover. ]
Considering how rude I've been, you can ask me whatever you want.
[ Out of the corner of his eye he spots an equally red tail moving lazily against the chair and very quickly points his eyes forward. ]
Generally speaking? [ No his voice doesn't break a little, don't be ridiculous. ] Yeah. These "diffusion zones" are nothing like anything that exists on my star. So yeah, it's a point of interest you could say. In comparison to all of this [ and here he gestures with his hand around them ] my star's pretty boring. We only have Hyur, we only have one moon, we definitely don't have the technology to build androids like the ones here, and even if I was some kind of scientist, I don't think our science has come far enough to even come close to describing what the hell's going on here.
[ It all sounds a lot when put like that, but when it comes down to it Eliot has always been good at surviving. He just has to... adapt a little is all. ]
What about you? Is the diffusion zone what you've been taking all these notes on?