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[bridalrose]

I have been wondering... For those of you not from Earth (or from an Earth significantly different from this one), what do you think of humans?

Humans can also tell me what they think of humans. I don't mind.

Do you have favorites? Do you have frustrations? Are you enjoying your stay?

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Re: anonymous text;

[redcosmedic]

Why did the bird used to be human? Or rather, why is the human now a bird?

[ Marco's world sounds confusing, and that's saying something. ]

Re: anonymous text;

[hatestrashcans]

Tobias got stuck in morph. He was a red-tailed hawk and stayed over the time limit. Too long in morph means you're stuck. He got the ability to morph back (and that is a really long story I don't have time to go over), but he's still a bird.

Re: anonymous text;

[redcosmedic]

[ This morphing that Marco talks about sounds intriguing similar to Knock Out's own transformation abilities, but the medic can't imagine only being able to use his alt mode for a set amount of time before being stuck in it. He loves his alt mode, but he's also heard horror stories of mechs who were stasis-locked into their alts for vorns. ]

A most unfortunate circumstance for him, surely.

And there's no way to reverse that process?

Re: anonymous text;

[hatestrashcans]

No, there's not.

I've almost gotten stuck. It's horrifying.

Re: anonymous text;

[redcosmedic]

Sounds like a risky ability to use, then. What makes it worth it?

Re: anonymous text;

[hatestrashcans]

Well, it was use it or let everybody on Earth be enslaved by body-snatching aliens, so we didn't have much of a choice.

Now it's just habit and I pay attention to the time limit.

Re: anonymous text;

[redcosmedic]

Honestly, I don't know what's so fascinating about Earth that everyone a piece of it. As far as planets go, it's not that remarkable.

Re: anonymous text;

[hatestrashcans]

Honestly, it was mostly just that there were so many of us.

They were a parasite species, humans are good hosts, and I guess we're one of the few sentient species stupid enough to breed billions of ourselves.

And they only found us on accident. So not that special. More of a 'right place, right time' thing.

Re: anonymous text;

[redcosmedic]

[ Knock Out thinks humans are kind of a parasite species themselves, but he's being good and not saying that. Also choosing his words carefully since this his texts are anonymous and given the general sentiments he's expressing, he'd like it to stay that way. ]

I suppose when you look at it that way...