- Our "uncivilized" Asuguh has existed for many thousands of years and will continue to exist for just as long. Go to Calcite, and you'll get a perspective on what "goes with what," Genza said, offended on behalf of the state. - The agreement based on the photo was to have an advantage over the camouflaged black one when he figures out what you know. And I haven't learned anything here except that we won't have a family life.
The tired wolf approaches the window and takes a breath of fresh air, of which there is clearly not enough here.
- I didn't come here to argue, but to get things done. I'm asking for the last time - yes or no? This is your best chance of success. While you're gathering a powerful squad of artificial meat eaters - and I don't see anyone here except us - with whom you'll lock yourselves in a room for months or years, working through mental experiments, he'll kill a lot more people, and no one's souls will ever rest. If this is less important to you than the pros and cons on a piece of paper, then we really aren't meant to be together.
- And here you are again, twisting and turning words, trying to influence my opinion not with logic or even empathy, but with deceit and impudence. Firstly, I didn't call Asuguh "uncivilized," secondly, the people of Calcite are just like us, thirdly, you've already gotten enough information from me, so the agreement is still valid, fourthly, your sarcasm and insults disguised as arguments directed at me don't help either, and fifthly, a bad person on the team can cause much more harm than you might think, so I can't risk the success of the mission and the well-being of all its participants by accepting someone as poisonous and unreliable as you. Therefore, I think that we are not meant to be together, so it's better to forget about our meeting and the knight in black. That's all I have to say. Please leave, and if you don't leave, I will.
Without waiting for his answer, she left the room, tapping her heels impatiently.