[ the concept of the soul would be their cores, the closest thing to it at least. what holds their essence and memory and being. did that mean . . . if there was no data, but an intangible concept such as her soul holding everything about her? was she more organic? did anything change?
she supposes having blood that's actually compatible with her system is . . . one more point to be made in this conversation's favor. ]
. . . There's no point questioning something that doesn't have an answer. [ she's told that to 9S, once, but this time, one may tell there's emotion to it: a part of her doesn't understand and wants to understand. to make up for it, she harbors acceptance. ] I believe you, and I'll be careful.
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she supposes having blood that's actually compatible with her system is . . . one more point to be made in this conversation's favor. ]
. . . There's no point questioning something that doesn't have an answer. [ she's told that to 9S, once, but this time, one may tell there's emotion to it: a part of her doesn't understand and wants to understand. to make up for it, she harbors acceptance. ] I believe you, and I'll be careful.
[ read: she'll try not to be reckless. ]