Adam would walk through the gates towards the training area with slow, unmotivated steps. After all, he didn't really have that much of a reason to train. There was no threat, nothing he needed to overcome to be stronger, nothing to be gained from it after all. Maybe besides shutting Legion, the AI in his head that had been bothering him for the better part of a week now, up. Legion, while certainly giving a valid point, wasn't too happy with their statistics. While Adam was unusually resilient, Legion pushed for more. While Adam was as fast as any normal human, Legion insisted that they were better than that, had more potential, and needed to reach it accordingly. Much to the dislike of Adam, naturally.
"Are you happy now?"
"With what are should we be particularly happy, adam?"
"Dragging me out here to do this?"
"Making us better? I think it should be standard for us, not something to be happy about, but meat-bag emotions are strange to us anyways."
"Well, newsflash... it isnt natural for us."
There was a bit of a silence between the to until Legion spoke up again with a single:
"So you expect to defend your friend like that? Like we are now?"
Stopping dead in his track, Adams's thoughts raced with all the speed a raging alcoholic could muster, only to realize, after roughly a second or so, that he was right. He was in a foreign land. If he wanted to keep her safe he needed to be strong enough. Shaking his head slightly, he would continue his steps through the training area, not replying. Luckily Legion either wasn't pushy in such a sensitive regard or was pleased with the result his example had.
"Are you happy now?"
"With what are should we be particularly happy, adam?"
"Dragging me out here to do this?"
"Making us better? I think it should be standard for us, not something to be happy about, but meat-bag emotions are strange to us anyways."
"Well, newsflash... it isnt natural for us."
There was a bit of a silence between the to until Legion spoke up again with a single:
"So you expect to defend your friend like that? Like we are now?"
Stopping dead in his track, Adams's thoughts raced with all the speed a raging alcoholic could muster, only to realize, after roughly a second or so, that he was right. He was in a foreign land. If he wanted to keep her safe he needed to be strong enough. Shaking his head slightly, he would continue his steps through the training area, not replying. Luckily Legion either wasn't pushy in such a sensitive regard or was pleased with the result his example had.