“To get out.”
“Then he is in control.”
“But does he control what we do, what we think, what we feel? I thought not.”
“Luke I said. Irelevant.”
“But why? Why is it irrelevant?”
“What good are any of those things? You have no control here.”
“Thinking and feeling give reason for action. Without them, the actions, the control, mean nothing.”
“And what power does that grant you here? You’re still playing the game.”
just say the words, and they’re done for thinks Jallak
“The power to do what we want. The power to get out of here, to win.”
“And if that’s just another part of the game?”
“Then getting out and back to our lives’ll be even easier.” Hitora said as he kept walking.
“And what of us?”
“Then maybe you’ll realize that free will might not be as irrelevant as you think.”
“It’s not like he’s just going to let is go. No one just escapes ALRA.”
The group come across a hill.
“Because I bet no one has tried.” Hitora said, before remembering. “What about Traykar?”
“The guy Echo was Talking about? Where is he now?”
Eric and Armin get on their stomachs and crawl up the hill, and peak over.
The See a large encampment, something what was a mixture of the control points and towns they had previously encountered.
“We don’t know, but he had gotten away.” Hitora said.
He looked over. “We’d better wait for everyone else.”