Zatland Zuallen

In the beginning, when people are born, every humanoid is made an innocent, as well as they are made a thief. They steal all the surroundings love with their Innocence, they steal attention from their sibling with there helplessness, and they make it so that the people around them forget about the dead.

Humanoid steal their lives from another person, separating forcefully from their parent after having been a mere parasitic element.

In nature, a natural birth has the potential to kill both the parent and the child. The child more likely of the two to survive, why... because the younger generation is more important than the older generation, because of a ballon that's strong enough, will always break through its wall, because if you fill something with something else that somethings would inevitably die. Because the elder generation can be tossed aside. Their deaths, as if their lives are of no consequence.

Because the younger generation is always more capable than them.

The sequence of birth is the prioritization of a new life above the already living person. This new life puts both their lives, parent and child at risk, all for a slight percentile chance of being born.

humanoids are a stealer of life.

If it weren't for knowledge, being a humanoid mammal would be the equivalent of being an extremely brutal existence, More brutal than the other multiple species, in which are made more capable of giving birth.

But what is knowledge but stealing from God.

Who made them this way? And how do they function? Two questions that may have opened the door to modern science, but were they the two questions needed to be asked about Science?

The punishment for knowledge was being able to know...

Know you were suffering because suffering was the punishment for life.

Humanity is alive and therefore it steals, their capability to steal (life), makes it possible to destroy their own planet. And that is why the Earthlings believed, they were the only creatures capable of destroying the Earth.

The humanoid earthlings really believed that at one point, they were the only ones capable of ruling an atmosphere. that they were the smartest among creation, that they were the only ones capable of thinking up an economy.

They were wrong...

P.O.V Zatland

Human beings have been stealing from each other for generations. Therefore I had to make this as painless as possible for the person I would be robbing soon. I scoped out a couple of shops till I found out about this New Game Ring Phone set, being sold at a nearby game shop.

VMMORPG game phone set had mad processing speeds that you could configure in many different areas, and they were less secure because the Wi-Fi option were more limited.

As in you could, only do certain things on the internet when it was paired with a phone and couldn't do others things, but all I needed was that mobile options, and maybe some faster processing of pictures, which I could do with some re-wiring, and maybe a homemade video game?

It's called video game re-wiring, you make a video game that can make the machine do specific functions at certain times. When you insert it into the machine, the machine believes it's still just playing a video game, until you realized it's in fact, just connected to another mainframe...Just sending out a secret code via the internet.

There is almost no way to block against this.

That's why different RPG's are never linked together into multiple worlds. Games are made quite isolated from the main world and can only send codes to certain mainframes, But Zion and I made this game back in our second school year. I came up with the plotline while Zion came with the coding, it's called... Hail King Aggro. triple meaning, meaning King of hale, King of Death, and King of fighting, It even had its own mini-mainframe which Zion carried around with him.

It was a hack and slash game that if you killed monsters in certain orders, it would send out certain letters. A nice multi-layered coding system that only we knew about. That way if Isaac tried to intercept my mail through the internet it would be impossible.

of course, It was hard to hack something you didn't know about existing in the first place.

I would let the video game console security do the work for me, the video game phone set was the way to go, at least for now….

Narrator

Zatland Walked into the shop, in the middle of broad daylight, no bother to mask his presence, he did a swift walkthrough as if he wanted to stay ahead of Isaac, if he could get the phone set in the store this time, he wouldn't have to visit a few more stores in succession. He needed either to throw Isaac off his trail or shop for other options to build, but In Iron Lake, one of the busiest places in the sector. A space base that was also a center of attraction, a security risk for infiltration, as well as a security miracle.

Because of the way it was built and further managed, Iron lake was a base that often confused alien infiltrators to reveal themselves. The base couldn't keep aliens out very well, but it sure as hell could capture them.

When people came here, they wanted to see the soldiers in action; they wanted to see the vulgar atmosphere in the Coliseum. They wanted to drink till they were unconscious.

There was the red-light district of the Iron lake base, the top layer that everybody came for, and it was an a.d.u.l.t Disneyland, that everybody must visit.

And the greatest attraction was that your life might be in imminent danger of alien infiltration, at any moment.

Some people got high off the thrill of not knowing whether they were going to die or not.

Iron lake was a place of beginning for a soldier; if you could survive it here, you could survive it anywhere. If you were able to graduate from Iron lake with a top score, a specialized Badge would be awarded to you. It was called... Manhunter.

In the industry of war, owning such a badge for a rookie would mean unparalleled room for accomplishment, everybody would want to hire you, it was like a top rookie draft pick.

Anyways Zatland Had a very high likely hood of running into someone that was buying something. The base was just busy like that. A quick grab and go, in the stall or at the door, or in an alleyway nearby would be terrific. He walked around the three places, and everything that can go wrong... did go wrong by murphy's laws.

nobody was purchasing the phone, just a bunch of people buying big RPG game consoles.

"Fuuuuck," Zatland said before leaving the store, the game phone set people had grossly overpriced their product, and nobody was buying it.

it looked like it wouldn't be long before the company bowed its head down and lowered the prices; which is extremely sad as they'll have to discount it further for being cheapskates in the first place... when that happens, only an absolute idiot would be buying it now.