Fathuran
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Oct 9, 2013 22:43:42 GMT -8
Post by Fathuran on Oct 9, 2013 22:43:42 GMT -8
Within a certain pouch on the belt of a certain unit is a nondescript notebook. Within are various scribbles of protocol, obscure radio codes, and various other randomocities. However on the back of each third page, alternating between latvian and swedish texts, are various musings.
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I am human. Despite all that occurs, I consider myself as such. No matter what they do to me, this flesh is what I shall know, and my brain shall be mine. It is the day that my sanity wanes that the failsafes shall be put into effect, so long as those who maintain them still draw breath. This mask I wear hides a visage that has seen much, and wrought blood from innocent lives with the hands it controls. Despite this, I maintain justification that I do good. There are those that are deserving of this justice, and those that are so undeserving and innocent in which I only wish to reach out and whisk them away some place safe, if that is even a word that can be applied upon the shattered terra we live today.
There is yet hope, possibly. I speak to them, my fellows with this mask such as I. They place it upon for the first time, covering such eager eyes, only to remove it to show glassed and red ones, absolutely horrified and sickened with repulsion of their deeds. Yet still, there are those who have become dull to it. Some who even enjoy such things. These are those who I wonder if they still maintain the flesh of which we were birthed with. Yet still, I come to the unfortunate realization that as I look upon the history of such flesh, it is a sad truth that these creatures I stand in line with are in fact such, and if the human mind can birth such horrid, turgid thoughts and threats, there will be a human hand that can carry it with no remorse.
However, one must not think truly upon these facts. After a decade of grim realization to our predicament, the solution is to surround oneself with those that remain. The select few of those who maintain a firm ground of compassion are those who I stand in UNION with. I count a firm number which has provided me with some hope, including the most specific and important one of all, which I shall not name for fear. I can only do as I do, and uphold the grim tasks before me as unwavering as my powers permit.
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