05-28-2017, 01:13 AM
"You misunderstand, Warren. It doesn't matter to me what you do with the emotional spectrum. Use it or don't, I don't care. I was merely pointing out the flaws in your reasoning," Cole argued when Warren finished speaking. It had seemed, from what Warren said, that it appeared as though Cole and Walker had some emotional attachment to the emotional spectrum-they truly wanted Warren to use it. While that may have been true for Walker, Cole knew it certainly wasn't true for him. Walker had, by now, opted for a more observational role in the converstation; he had stopped adding things ,contenting himself to just watch and listen, to attempt to see what would happen. Having gotten the fact that he didn't care whether Warren used the emotional spectrum out of the way, Cole thought back, and began to further analyze his earlier points. Warren had pointed out that he wasn't as strong as some primes, that had been here for a longer time, and that was fair. Bu there was still one thing Cole was uncertain about: what, exactly, was a prime?
"That word, 'prime'. What does it mean?" Cole asked. "All these terms and things, new now that I've arrived at the Omniverse... they're all a bit hard to understand. Please, tell me, if you would, is there some kind of internet here? Back in my home, I had my ring synced up with a device that could access its internet, so, is there one here that I may be able to access?"
"That word, 'prime'. What does it mean?" Cole asked. "All these terms and things, new now that I've arrived at the Omniverse... they're all a bit hard to understand. Please, tell me, if you would, is there some kind of internet here? Back in my home, I had my ring synced up with a device that could access its internet, so, is there one here that I may be able to access?"