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the traitor

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All of you, think real hard about why these experiments do what they do.

Get back to me with your ideas and then we'll talk.

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Not as cut-and-dry as that, I'm afraid.

I see. The inside seems then invariably linked to the outside despite the barrier.

We are brought inside here and are given wings. It seems our bodies have changed in order to have them at all. To keep us alive here.

If we were to leave, thus going outside, it would render the wings unnecessary. Or perhaps even harmful to us.

Nope.

Hm. ...Do you have wings?

Oh ho, the lady asks a good question.

...yes.

...I see. A barcode as well?

No.

I knew it would be too quick to presume that we are in the same situation.

If you have wings, then your colleagues have them as well?

Yes.

Then you all are not part of this particular world, but brought here and given wings like us?

...You are interested in finding a way out as well?

I am, yeah. Some others.

But there are still others who do not wish to leave? There must be something they are gaining if they want to stay.

Do you miss your home?

Do you miss yours?

Yes.

I only ask for I know some here who would not wish to return there.

Then I'll let you guess.

I believe you do. Part of the motivation for escape.

Have you ever performed an experiment and no one had been affected?

A couple times.

Then the opposite, an experiment that affected everyone, must have occured as well?

I'd have to go back and look at numbers, but presumably.

I will take your word for it.

... Have you been experimented on before?

No.

Hm.

I apologize I do not have any more theories at this point. I thank you for your help.

If you are in need of assistance, is there anything we can do?

Nope. Thanks for the thought, though.

It is all I can offer since you are assisting us.

If I may ask one more thing: Are all the experiments executed by you and your colleagues alone? The third party does not run them?

"Third party" can't.

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