See if there's millions of these borg, um, vyca, then they'd probably see everyone as family and love them by now, surely? Which kind of makes them...rather nice.
If not, I'll take the execution, thanks.
I think you're overthinking on that one.
It's (ETA: okay almost) always possible. Difficult maybe. I'm sure at the least you could get it down to a couple of sentences. If you can't the query's going to be a pig to write
Just because the Order tells me it's no option to break out of my prison, run from the underworld and hide untill I have the necessary weapons to fight the whole damn Order, does not mean I have to accept it. ... And if during my daring escape plan, I come to find out, that I am as good as dead, I would take as many of those suckers with me, as possible.
Hey, Blackmage, I hardly recognised you without your *hums Santana* Black Magic Woman.
Anyway, my attitude of fighting false dichotomies continues. My answer would be: I'd choose neither or die trying.
But basicly my defence would be earlier: "Ladies, Gentlemen and Other of the Underwolrd jury. Your laws do NOT apply to me. You might call it "laws", but if they are kept in secret, without any choise to approve or oppose them, by official definitions of the words, they are nothing but thug policies. If you choose to kill me, I guess I can not stop you but don't delude yourself with the illusion it would be justice, it's nothing but murder. And as a murder it would be investigated by my fellow humans, and I tell you one thing: I was not very secretive during my investigations. Everything I found out a damn lot of people will find out once I'm dead. Now that I am clear on this, if I knowingly and willfully entered a contract with you, about my secrecy and your noninterference with my life and that of my family, well, that would be something, I would feel lawfully bound to and something that is in your intrest of protecting your secret."
Vyca.
There's something rather humorous about the most powerful - and, therefore, the most dangerous - single entity the Earth has ever known (and vamps, no less) being referred to as a "big hug group."
Maybe it's just the presentation here, but a collective that loves all the families / loved ones of its numerous members ( rather than, say, trying to assimilate them like the borg who couldn't give a rat's arse about that sort of thing unless it's a new opportunity to add more members) isn't sounding too ominous to me. Too much luuurve
Because you explained that the Vyca were a type of vampire, I assumed "vampire" was good enough.
Kinda like calling a Great Dane a dog.
It's more like calling a Great Dane a Collie. Yes, both are dogs, but completely different breeds. ), but each is significantly different.
But I mean, explaining all the nuances of vyca would pretty much be a short novel in itself. So, I just gave the condensed Cliff's Notes version - and only what I thought was relevant info to answer the question. Seriously, it's A LOT to try and explain it all. Just muddle through it as best as you can. Thanks.
