'Benjamin''s words were very impromptu. What exactly aliens mean to this world, this civilization, and this society, or what they have contributed, is definitely not something that can be answered by a conversation that took place in the restaurant of a funeral home. Vertex 23S. Fastest updated but rare 'Benjamin' showed up in such a peaceful state, Zach jumped at the chance
Just like a vampire will have to work for the blood of living creatures forever, a werewolf will be entangled with his wolf throughout his life. This is Benjamin's fate. As a friend of another race, Zach can only help with this:
Wolves and humans, who coexist in the same body and will always replace each other, at least reach a consensus on how 'they' want to exist in this world.
To put it simply, Zach is telling Benjamin's ancestors that Benjamin's career is a good one, so don't destroy it.
So when Zach left the restaurant, Sam spoke up again, "If you want to help Benjamin deal with his two personalities, why don't you say these words to Benjamin."
"Benjamin doesn't understand." Zach was straightforward enough.
"They are one person." Sam was speechless.
"They share the same body. There is a difference." Zach waved his hand, "If I met the current Benjamin on the battlefield, a wolf, we would not be friends, and only one of us would survive."
"Okay. What you said, about werewolves really getting rid of their beliefs, creators, and the reasons for their birth set by Papa Midnight, do you think the relationship between vampires and werewolves will, um, change? I mean , even if a vampire meets a werewolf in the body of a wolf in the future (without the blessing of John Spice, a normal werewolf cannot carry the consciousness of a wolf in the human body, Benjamin is a special case), the two sides will not have to fight and only one will remain."
"Your question is." Zach prepared to clarify Sam's question, "Can the relationship between Benjamin and I be replicated?" Zach added, "Extensive replication."
"Well, that's my problem."
"If I'm optimistic, I believe it can be done." Zach thought about it casually, then shrugged, "But it won't be in the near future anyway."
Sam was silent for a while while Zach walked to the entertainment room, and then he spoke, "Do you really think that the werewolf's characteristics of man and wolf coexisting as one will be the key to werewolves finding the meaning of their own species' existence in the future? "
Zach went into the rec room and Louise was watching TV, a soap opera. Zach is ready to join.
The answer is also necessary, "Yes. I really think so. This is an advantage that other alien races have. Almost all alien races have secrets that need to be covered up and hidden in order to exist in human civilization. Werewolves do not have these concerns."
Although Louise did not join the previous conversation, she obviously knew what Zach and Sam were talking about, so she smiled and added, "At least not for 29 days of the month~"
"And this is already the advantage itself." Zach also smiled and took the 'snacks' in Louise's hand. "For other alien races, they are available 30 days a month." For example, eating is so obvious.
Louise smiled and stopped answering. She didn't want to refute Zach in the first place, she was assisting him because she understood Zach too well.
"Papa Midnight created a perfect creature." Sam used a tone that was inconsistent with any moment when talking about Papa Midnight in Grande. Sam, as we know, revered the god of witchcraft.
Zach raised his eyebrows and said, "You can say that." The fact is here, the vast majority of people do not have to bear the burden of 29 days in their lives; the very few unusual moments that need to be hidden are those who use A posture that humans absolutely cannot resist appears, the wolf under the full moon.
Fortunately, Sam answered, "But the way Papa Midnight used it was wrong."
Zach continued his smile, "You can also say that, if the werewolves are not used to fight the colonist warriors, but to preach." He looked at Louise and smiled, "The effect is definitely better than vampires."
The topic was off topic, Louise was off topic, but who told Zach to look at her, "Ha! I understand this~" Listening to Louise's words, "Vampires, we, as the missionaries of the Holy Lord Faith to other alien races ." "Cain of God's Punishment", recalling that Louise asked Zach all the questions about the stories in this book, summed up in this: "The way to preach to the aliens and maintain our existence is to show our destruction in this world. Excellent ability." The corrosion of the soul, and the need for blood. Right? Are there any biological categories in this world that are not within the range of vampire destruction? "We should be warriors against the enemy. The werewolves who were born to protect our homeland are such peaceful and noble creatures compared to us~ If I could choose, I hope that I am a believer in witchcraft and can be so powerful. The clan is protecting~"
Zach and Louise smiled at each other, that's what they meant.
But don’t get me wrong, no one here means to elevate werewolves and belittle vampires. The facts are facts. Today's werewolves are not peaceful and noble at all. They are bad guys who kidnap wizards. What was wrong was just that little bit of missionary at the beginning, and he should not have become a soldier on the battlefield.
With such a connection of minds, Zach and Louise looked at each other in disgust. It took Zach a while to notice Sam's silence. This discussion about the meaning of werewolves was started by him, so it was natural to end it, so Zach asked, "Why do you care about werewolves again?"
I still remember when Sam expressed his loyalty to Zach and said that he no longer cared about anything about Alpha. If what he wanted to discuss with Zach was the future of wizards, Zach would understand, but what about werewolves
"I can understand that when you and 'Benjamin' were talking about wizards, you specifically let me join in, so that I could understand why I am who I am and what I am now." You can understand, Zach is explaining that he is driving a wedge between werewolves and wizards. , called Sam when the captive relationship between werewolves and wizards was reversed. The final result of Zach's alienation is to create victims like Sam. "Thank you for considering my feelings." He expressed his attitude first, and then said, "But everything you said made me think of..." After a moment of hesitation, "The werewolves I led."
Remember, when Sam came to Barton, he brought a group of lone wolves, although they were defeated by Mokawi and Nofeile. But Sam's life was to take in those Alphas who had lost their leaders. Sam once said that he wanted to be the alpha of those lone wolves because he didn't know the meaning of his life other than living with wolves.
Zach stopped being awkward with Louise and looked at the thimble seriously. Because I feel that Sam’s emotions are negative.
Sure enough, "I just realized that the way I led those werewolves was wrong. I didn't let them develop their characteristics of coexistence of humans and wolves. I only cared about their wolves. Some of them had normal human lives." , but I pulled them away with the promise of 'New Alpha' that I didn't even know whether I could fulfill. I destroyed their lives for 29 days, used the 'burden' of that day to kidnap them, and then let them all die. .”
There is no way to find any positive meaning in this reality. Zach had no words of comfort to say.
"The most ironic thing is that the Alpha I was looking for, Benjamin, met Mokavi, now the most powerful vampire in the Federation, for the first time..." Considering the words, there are no positive words to say, "Hooked up." I had to come to hook up with...you. And the werewolves I promised to be in the future didn't even have a chance, so I died."
Zach comforted him with words, "It's not your fault. The Alpha you promised them was Benjamin. It was those werewolves who recognized the wrong Alpha halfway." Objectively, the reason why they were killed was because they joined Mu En. The wolf pack that Mu En belongs to is an enemy trying to invade Barton. Even if they are not stopped by Mokawei, they will be waiting for them by the large gathering of Barton aliens behind them. No matter what, it will be a dead end.
"I wonder if things would have been different if I had made any other choices. Would the fate of those werewolves be different?"
"Probably not." Zach pursed his lips, "You know the surviving combination, me, Benjamin, Mokawi, and you. None of us are normal in a broad sense, we are special cases." Summary, "Everyone We all love each other and have a future, very future. Whatever you choose will not affect the reality of this era."
"Yeah." It ended, a standard good ending, "I'm lucky enough that I'm living with you, the immortal guy. I can stay optimistic."
"Haha, this is the right attitude~"