[Finally, A2 appears to be listening — she's at least kept put during Saber's explanation — and files this data away. This was a dream apparently, so vivid as to seem real, and was connected to a city which filed people away in neat categories, and asked that they balance out magical energy.
The only magical being she knew of was Emil, and he was ancient. Androids do not have souls to concern themselves with. She's certain now, knowing the truth of the black boxes, and things without souls had no afterlife. But she can't help but wonder if this was her processors, firing off some final hodgepodge of random data before she would finally shut down.
Pod's appearance, and what it had explained to her as they traversed the caves seems to contradict this, however, and she has to reluctantly concede she's in someone's reality, if not her own.]
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The only magical being she knew of was Emil, and he was ancient. Androids do not have souls to concern themselves with. She's certain now, knowing the truth of the black boxes, and things without souls had no afterlife. But she can't help but wonder if this was her processors, firing off some final hodgepodge of random data before she would finally shut down.
Pod's appearance, and what it had explained to her as they traversed the caves seems to contradict this, however, and she has to reluctantly concede she's in someone's reality, if not her own.]
What happens if you don't do what they say? Bond?