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[On one particular day, Seta can be found on the observation deck of the Star Rose. She's slowly going through an old looking tome that is written in a mysterious language. Perhaps it's unlike her, but she speaks to herself as she wonders...]
Our late leader...insisted that no records of the war be kept...
...So, why did the Foundation note all the conflicts between humans after that time...?
And in a tome with this title...
[This clearly has her bothered, and after being involved in battles against humans who are as eager to harm others as Kijin from beyond Gates, she has a feeling that she knows the answer to her question.]
Our late leader...insisted that no records of the war be kept...
...So, why did the Foundation note all the conflicts between humans after that time...?
And in a tome with this title...
[This clearly has her bothered, and after being involved in battles against humans who are as eager to harm others as Kijin from beyond Gates, she has a feeling that she knows the answer to her question.]
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[Flit unfortunately can't read it, but the way Seta talks about it makes her curious.]
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It is a guide book for the Foundation's agents.
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It was created...to remind us that those we protect are capable of violence, even among each other...
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I can understand not wanting to whitewash things... it's not like it was propaganda to make you the Foundation hate humans, after all.
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[Nod.]
...Many of us do believe that complete integration with those of Earth would only benefit us.
Some are very eager to do so, and reading this makes them more careful...while those who I consider the wisest in the Foundation have said that: 'to achieve that, the knowledge in this guide is invaluable.'
...But I do wonder if we are being impartial about this when it comes to ourselves. We are taught to treat all Kijin from the Gates the same way, without exception...
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...to have no choice but to slay one's own kin.
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But the Kijin who came through the Gates all wanted to spread destruction and misery. If we hadn't fought against them, a lot of people could've died.
They didn't come because they wanted to integrate or be part of Earth... they just came to kill. And that makes fighting against them all the more right.
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When we look at sentient beings on Earth...we do not consider all members of one race hostile simply because a single group chooses to be.
[She brings a closed hand up to her chest.]
...I will still do what I am able to...to protect. But after fighting here against all these enemies, I...find it difficult to believe that all Kijin outside the Foundation mean to do us harm.
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Still, we're not hunters. We're protectors. Saviors. We don't go looking for trouble... just respond to it.
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The Kijin World is a prison now...not even Madame knows what it is like beyond those Gates.
...And...I cannot say that I have not encountered targets who seemed more confused than violent...