No party like an pope party??

[archboxer]

[That... that was a thing for everyone. There should be no celebration for Lif but, well, even if Rhea has a very cynical view of such things it's probably for the best that everyone stays together. Her first stop is the cafeteria, after all nothing better to keep people in one spot than free food. There she bumps into Mira, leaving the snacks to her Rhea ends up writing notes to everyone to come to the cafeteria in a few hours.

Some she hands personally and if she can't find someone she slid it under their door. Rin's she slides into her room regardless.

Fortunately, you won't hear a sermon.]

Comments

[hardnosed]

[ Of course she meant the last option, but now that the question's been posed it's probably more interesting to hear what Nova thinks on the former. This is not a big facility, after all. They're going to see the truth of the matter in a minute tops. ]

It's your call.

[reallyhatesharks]

I've heard of experiments like this before. Some people think that being ethical won't teach us anything about the "true" nature of humanity. If the Professor is one of those people, which signs point to, then we won't manage to get out of here until he gets bored or the experiment is over.

[Well. Or one of them kills everyone? Also highly possible, but she's preferring to think in positives.]

Which means I think our efforts are best served looking for ways to bring the dead back to life, rather than trying to prevent it from happening in the first place.

[hardnosed]

What?

[ She was going to go on some dumb tear about how the nature of humanity couldn't be less relevant when it comes to her and Rose, or at least ask about the other experiments, but the audacity of what Nova follows it up with takes her by true surprise. ]

You're organic. When your physical forms die, you die.