[ 9S doesn't answer his question as readily this time, Genji can't help but notice. So he stumbled upon something difficult, then. He almost considers telling him not to worry about it, but ultimately curiosity wins out.
"What remains of mankind" says plenty all on its own. But the moon? How unexpected. The lunar colony has been left to the failed experimental subjects in his time period, but it's entirely possible that it would get re-purposed at some point in the distant future. ]
Is there a reason they had to be relocated? Did Earth become inhospitable for humans?
[ There are already parts of the planet that have been heavily affected by nuclear fallout. It's a common worry, that someday the aftereffects of war will be so dire that it will be impossible for the planet to bounce back. It wouldn't surprise Genji to hear that they eventually reach that point. ]
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"What remains of mankind" says plenty all on its own. But the moon? How unexpected. The lunar colony has been left to the failed experimental subjects in his time period, but it's entirely possible that it would get re-purposed at some point in the distant future. ]
Is there a reason they had to be relocated? Did Earth become inhospitable for humans?
[ There are already parts of the planet that have been heavily affected by nuclear fallout. It's a common worry, that someday the aftereffects of war will be so dire that it will be impossible for the planet to bounce back. It wouldn't surprise Genji to hear that they eventually reach that point. ]