Identity Story |
| Speaker | Dialogue | |
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| The child had nothing left. There was too much she had lost. | ||
| Her lost right eye, her lost colleagues, her lost workplace, her lost trust. Countless other lost things flashed together in her mind. | ||
 Lobotomy Corp. Remnant Faust |
The job’s done. I’ll be heading back. | |
| After that short report, the child shoved the transmitter into her pocket. | ||
| The world within her single-lens view… | ||
| A dead person, separated into two halves, succumbed on the cold floor of the Backstreets; illuminated by an ill-maintained blue, blinking and flickering. | ||
Lobotomy Corp. Remnant Faust |
Do you know? | |
| The child asked a question to someone who couldn’t reply. | ||
| The child, expecting nothing as an answer, goes on. | ||
Lobotomy Corp. Remnant Faust |
When will Faust’s work be recognized? | |
| No one, not even a common insect, is there to lend an ear to her withered lament. | ||
Lobotomy Corp. Remnant Faust |
When will I be free of the stigma that binds me to a fallen Wing? | |
| If there is one thing she hasn’t lost, it would be a fact, tying her to the old L Corp… Yes, the fact that she once worked for the company where my children resided. | ||
Lobotomy Corp. Remnant Faust |
Is there a reason why I had to come out alive from that living hell? | |
Lobotomy Corp. Remnant Faust |
Is there any place that needs me? | |
Lobotomy Corp. Remnant Faust |
Did anybody else survive that sudden burial? What was the meaning of those shining nights and sunless days? | |
| The child let out a small sigh… | ||
Lobotomy Corp. Remnant Faust |
There is nothing Faust can know. | |
| Her tiny breath scattered away before it could fill that small corner of the alley. | ||
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