And so . . .
Woman: Mmm . . .
Cohen: Hey, babe . . . Guess who’s got a few million bucks and a physical inability to accidentally get you pregnant?
Scientist: No, he’ll recover enough to transform in roughly five minutes. The only question is, which piece is “him”, and which is now dead weight?
Cohen: The Contract . . . ! No, don’t fade away! I need to transcribe you!
Lawyer: Are you sure you don’t want to wear a tie, sir?
Cohen: It’s only buyout negotiations. They’re lucky I bothered to wear a jacket.
[Caption: Miranda Imani Lake]
Secretary: What do I do with this, boss?
Cohen: Stick it in a file.
Created by humans, but artificially limited to fighting each other . . . Can that be the original design, or did someone come along later and depower them?
Cohen: Patrick, if it’s possible to create more Beings, do you think it would be ethical to do so?
Patrick: If you want to try it, sir, I don’t see why not!
Cohen: Yeah, I knew you would say something like that.
Ah, the power of vasectomy XD
Nice speed timeline from there to here.
Okay. that’s terrible…but I really want to know the results? did the head or body regrow? did the other bit decompose?
All caught up
Yeah, I’m going to vote no on the create new Beings initiative. Chances are the one you’d make (if it works) would miss the depowered part and then the rest of the world suffers for you to find out why they were depowered.
If it doesn’t wind up being a Lore or an abomination against reason right?
Wow, interesting. Walker’s out to destroy them all, Cohen is interested in making more.
…I thought Walker wanted to use them to dominate the world?
Interesting. Patrick’s smiling and agreeing with his Master verbally the whole time, but now we know that he hated all of it.
This means that Beings not only tel their Masters what they want to hear, but a lot of the time they don’t really mean it. That makes me sad that they feel they have to lie like that.