Thales of Miletus was a Greek philosopher who rejected the idea that mythology (religion) was needed to understand the universe
Story Overview[]
You travel to Acheron and see that the planet was violently rendered inhospitable to life, just like Earth. This fact confirms your decision: you are going to destroy Empyrean just as Alithea planned. These humans could've created a peaceful world, yet they chose to live on a planet run by machines and worship them as gods. The humans see you as a machine, the machines see you as a human. You'll destroy them both. You're going to flood this world with destruction until they all drown.
Story Details[]
What is a name, when every face is an enemy? Xeno by those who fear life Sentient by those who fear death Remain nameless and live slow in the shadows Or find what lies behind every light And die as a Titan
The Titan-Born Axiom.
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Covered in blood of the earth Let it pour Bring the flood let them drink Drown in war Her voice Echoes like thunder Let it pour Her eyes sentenced this world to Drown in a war Humans have squandered every chance to find peace Now let them reap what they sow [Behold a vigil that sets fire to the sky Caged in orbit where Phedra lies Its light draws a line Between a conquered world and those who survived] Her voice Echoes like thunder Let it pour Her eyes sentenced this world to Drown in a war Humans have squandered every chance to find peace Now let them reap what they sow A sense of direction Instinctual synthetics An unconscious connection Through a joined reflection Her bond bound by words of the past Transparent yet cold As memories of frozen glass Retribution shall unfold What is a name When every face is an enemy Xeno by those who fear life Sentient by those who fear death Remain nameless and live slow in the shadows Or find what burns behind every light And die as a titan Die as a titan Cursed as Xeno Blood of Thales We are Xeno Born of Thales
Trivia[]
In this song, You repeat twice what Alithea whispered to you: Let them reap what they sow