That's the unusual thing. For that week, I felt as though I had nothing to lose no matter what choice I made for myself. I had already forsaken my life and involvement with me would bring about eventual destruction. That all of my attempts to protect my people ended in their corruption, and it infuriated me and I knew that I was less than everyone.

But now, I have nothing to gain. I'm confined here, the only one of my kind, snarling ideologies at collectivists despising my position of inferiority. I hate that just as much. [He examines the piece he's holding, wondering what that uniform would have actually looked like, before he puts it within the Europe/Asia border.] But I do still have an interest in your well-being, even if now it's not attempting to remove myself from the equation. So whatever is troubling you, I wouldn't be opposed to a metaphorical scenario involving allusions worthy of the Heletian Empire you mentioned.