[ What 9S describes isn't quite like the Omnic Crisis. That was a clash between man and machine, a clash that Genji had been forced to live out within his own body, but 9S' war is something else entirely. People creating machines as proxies to fight their wars for them — there's something unsettling about it. Maybe it would cut down on casualties, but that's only if you wanted to assume these machines and androids didn't have souls.
They've only been talking for a short time, but Genji is fairly certain that 9S has a soul. It's not something he can be certain of the way that Zenyatta might be, but he's learned to trust his instincts.
So there are different units for different purposes, and 9S is meant for surveillance rather than combat. Interesting. ]
And what of mankind?
[ Just from what 9S described, Genji has a guess for what he's going to say, but he asks instead of assuming. As they walk he sees a large lake in the distance — could that be their destination? ]
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They've only been talking for a short time, but Genji is fairly certain that 9S has a soul. It's not something he can be certain of the way that Zenyatta might be, but he's learned to trust his instincts.
So there are different units for different purposes, and 9S is meant for surveillance rather than combat. Interesting. ]
And what of mankind?
[ Just from what 9S described, Genji has a guess for what he's going to say, but he asks instead of assuming. As they walk he sees a large lake in the distance — could that be their destination? ]