Loki_Six

"Human beings, they're quite a paradox. At first glance, they're so primitive. Genetic impurities, no telepathy, violent and yet they've created so many beautiful ways to communicate their ideas. Literature, art, music."

"I can keep my Human form. It's the little things that bother me. Breathing oxygen, bipedal locomotion and sleeping. The concept of being unconscious for eight hours a night, it's so... alien."

"Proposing the same flawed strategy over and over again will not make it more effective."

"I see you've got your mother's sense of humor."

"Nihiliphobia. the fear of nothingness. Or in layman's terms, the fear of... nothingness. If it's any consolation, I can relate to it. I go into a void every time I'm deactivated. Emptiness, complete and utter oblivion. I'll admit it was unsettling at first. The existential horror of it all."

"Well, of course, I'm tempted. Who wouldn't be? ...But some of the darkest chapters in the history of my world involve the forced relocation of a small group of people to satisfy the demands of a large one. I'd hoped we had learned from our mistakes, but ...it seems that some of us haven't.

"Minsk."

"Whatever happened to survival of the fittest? Whatever happened to the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer? Whatever happened to pure, unadulterated greed?"

"I kept thinking just how many people had to have been involved in the conspiracy to infect him with the disease - computer experts, doctors, security officers, admirals, clerks... In the end, I came up with at least seventy-three people."

"Kahless said, 'Great men do not seek power, they have power thrust upon them'."