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10th Mission // Text // Links are IC
Jacob Taylor here. I've got an update on the investigation into the OTO. That's Otherworld Technologies Organization for the new people on the Network: they're a group that's been responsible for a lot of the bad things that have happened this year. The report is here for anyone who wants to take a look at it.
If you're going after the OTO, be careful. They're seriously bad news. But we need to keep chasing them down, before they hurt more people. The government's been supporting our operations so far: they're on our side on this one. If you find anything out, you can tell me or another member of the RISE team.
That's not the only thing I wanted to talk about, though. Last week, a friend of mine took a life in combat. He's facing the consequences for it now. I've done the same thing plenty of times, in the military and out of it. And I know some of the OTO's scientists didn't survive the raid on their cloning facility last month.
It's a heavy thing to deal with. Sometimes it's necessary. But a lot of people think imPorts are dangerous right now. If we do too much damage, we're going to risk proving them right about us. Doesn't matter if it's because we're battling bad guys.
I think this fight with the OTO is just getting started. It's not going to be the last time we have to make those kinds of choices. And we need to work together if we're going to beat them. I figure that'll be easier if we're all clear on where we stand. About what we're willing to do to get it done.
So here's what I want to ask you: would you kill, to save a life? Or is that going too far for you? And how do you want to hold people accountable for something like that?
If you're going after the OTO, be careful. They're seriously bad news. But we need to keep chasing them down, before they hurt more people. The government's been supporting our operations so far: they're on our side on this one. If you find anything out, you can tell me or another member of the RISE team.
That's not the only thing I wanted to talk about, though. Last week, a friend of mine took a life in combat. He's facing the consequences for it now. I've done the same thing plenty of times, in the military and out of it. And I know some of the OTO's scientists didn't survive the raid on their cloning facility last month.
It's a heavy thing to deal with. Sometimes it's necessary. But a lot of people think imPorts are dangerous right now. If we do too much damage, we're going to risk proving them right about us. Doesn't matter if it's because we're battling bad guys.
I think this fight with the OTO is just getting started. It's not going to be the last time we have to make those kinds of choices. And we need to work together if we're going to beat them. I figure that'll be easier if we're all clear on where we stand. About what we're willing to do to get it done.
So here's what I want to ask you: would you kill, to save a life? Or is that going too far for you? And how do you want to hold people accountable for something like that?
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[Humans.....that's different. Maybe not so physically different in appearance from vampires, but even so. It's not a step that Yuu has taken yet. Outside of nightmares or close calls with him losing control, anyway.]
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[Hi, Kanaya.]
What's a Horseman? I don't think you've told me about them before.
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I wouldn't hold anyone accountable for trying to survive. Sometimes, it's all we can do.
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[He's thinking about Cerberus in his own world- an organization that would do absolutely anything in the name of preserving humanity.]
I'm glad you had someone to save you when you needed it, though.
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As for killing- you already know my answer.
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Do you have any idea what that 'transmuter' could be? I'm from the future, and even I've never heard of anything like that.
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That's completely circumstantial. There are a lot of 'if's and 'but's. Are we to assume this was a cut-and-dry,
black-and-white case?
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[ Just go ahead and volunteer your whole team, why don't you? ]
as for if i would kill... it depends on if theres any other way to save those lives. depends on who is at stake. or how many. it sounds harsh, but killing one to save a hundred? a thousand? has to be worth the price.
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I've heard that kind of math thrown around before. It's convincing, but you have to be sure you can trust the information. Predictions about what will happen next can always be wrong.
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I think you mean 'do we even want to'. Please don't tell me imPorts are in the business of policing each other, and you're the only one who's got a boner for this.
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We have to police ourselves. Otherwise, innocent people get hurt when we go out of control.
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No problem!
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I assume you've heard of Atropos, Jacob.
Regarding your question, I do not kill humans. [ well, normal humans. Clones and mutated scientists might not be included. ]
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What stops you from killing humans?
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Most people shouldn't have to make the choices we have. I don't want them to, imPort or otherwise... That's part of what I've been working for.
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I'm fighting for the same thing. Having to choose between taking a life or watching someone else lose theirs isn't something people should have to do.
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I know that sounds selfish, saying I couldn't do it, even if it were to save another, but I don't think physically I could pull the trigger to kill.
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Uhhh...
Killing just kind of seems bad in general?
Unless its like self defense or i guess saving other peoples lives?
So maybe its ok...
I dont know.
Also someone told me you could get people nullifiers?
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That depends on what the nullifier is needed for.
[He's not going to touch the other stuff right now.]
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i would be a mass murderer by human standards but it was all during war time and in self defense
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What rules are we playing by here though? We're not exactly at war with the OTO. But I don't think you could call things peaceful either.
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It's not exactly something anyone should be too okay with, you know?
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you're probably right about oto.
you gonna kill them to save some lives?
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As for killing OTO: it's probably going to come to that. I hope I'm wrong, but we have to face what we're dealing with here. This isn't an ordinary group of criminals, or even terrorists.
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