Haigen

Welcome back home, Diversion.

Gekijin wrote: I'd like to join the cause, if I can. The bluepills shouldn't have to suffer in the real world as we do, we should leave them to sleep in their beautiful dream. Forcing them to do so, which many of the Zionists seem to sugge...

Careful, dear. Sometimes a choice can come back to haunt you.

Well done, everyone. Despite already having a good idea of your capabilities, I was still impressed by each team's performance.

GamiSB wrote: Othinn1 wrote: It's always funny to see the Cypherites rage against an inherent function of the Matrix (the removal of people who become aware of the simulation) due to their belief that they're helping people avoid the pain...

I suppose it's a bit too late to ask him now, Chloe. Oh well...

Each day our strength grows... Application Status: Approved

Those who would threaten the bliss of the dreamers now have one less reason to feel secure... Application Status: Approved

There's more than one way to skin a cat, dear. It's only a matter of time.

GQubed wrote: The remark about the bluepills was indeed upsetting. It has become clear that regardless of his intentions, the Intruder is a threat to everyone connected to the system. And it's high time we purged this abomination from it.

We hope that everyone will come out and celebrate the holiday season with us. Be sure to wear your favorite reds and greens!

Careful, dear. All this talk of vengeance is cracking that moral high ground you so desperately cling to.

Don't be so hard on yourself, dear.

Oh, so you're keeping score then dear? How lovely.

I don't know. I can't quite recall the last time that I used an innocent human being as a guinea pig that resulted in their unfortunate death. Care to refresh my memory, dear?

Quite the slippery devil, indeed.

GoDGiVeR wrote: Haigen wrote: Next time risk your life and not the innocent. You'll regret this sooner or later, Captain. HAHA, should I laugh at the attempt in trying to sound better than us? You risk the bluepill lifes the same way, even...

Next time risk your life and not the innocent. You'll regret this sooner or later, Captain.

Trayen1 wrote: To Haigen: The metaphor was used to express the obscenity of adhering to one radical ideal without accepting the fact that there are always situations that fall outside of the boundaries of either concept. Black and White by...

Sticks and stones, love.

Trayen1 wrote: Haigen wrote: There no longer is a choice. Everyone must remain asleep. Everyone . Statements such as these lump Cypherites into the same category as E Pluribus Neo. You operate in absolutes - Black and White...when it is th...

There no longer is a choice. Everyone must remain asleep. Everyone .

Priorities, dear. Your attention should be on those that stole from your master and threaten the very existence of our world. Afterwards, then maybe we can have some fun. Ok?

Despite what you may believe, there's a difference between Cypherites and the Sleepwalkers. Though our goals may have been similar, they ultimately failed. Whereas we are quite far from sharing their fate and have an awareness to facts tha...

My, aren't we presumptious? I was actually referring to EPN having the stones to steal from the Frenchman.

Hmm, seems someone likes playing with fire.

He also didn't try handing me over to Zion/EPN, did he?

It was a great day, filled with joy and plenty of dead EPN in our wake.

I do love a good diversion.

It's doubtful dear. Zion tends to enjoy keeping things secret.

Such a shame to loose a good spy but all's well that ends well. Unfortunately for you though, we're still very much open for business.

You'd like to think so.

Zion's hands aren't as clean as they'd like everyone to think.

Yes the operation was quite successful. A real pity about all those E Pluribus Neo members who had to be hurt in the process.

It's rather interesting to see so many willing to become the monster they despise. You are more like us than you realize. Sweet dreams, Haigen

Such a shame that the bullet in question wasn't meant for Kid instead.

I'm so flattered.

Well this is certainly entertaining...

Awww.

Don't worry, I'm sure Veil will take excellent care of your friends.

Sometimes a person will do anything necessary to ensure their own end. Sometimes a person will steal, cheat or even kill. Beneath our beliefs and ideals we are only human and prone to primal instincts. The important thing is that we take o...

Sounds like we have more in common than you would probably care to admit, Xenin. *wink*

I'm sorry we disappointed you. Ok, well maybe that's a lie. The fact of the matter is, is that we don't have to justify ourselves or our actions to you or to anyone else. Sweet dreams, rent-a-cop.

I'm sure that you'll try. *grins*

Or yours. *wink*

We kill to protect those that sleep. We kill to allow them an uninterrupted dream of bliss. We kill and kill and will continue to kill whether it pleases you or not. Call it a crusade, campaign, war, noble cause or anything else that comfo...

A clock may tick but its not designed to detonate, like an explosive. Despite the clear difference in target, Code Bombs and Code Pulse Devices share the same principle of systemic disruption. You can call it an apple pie if you wish to bu...

GamiSB wrote: Haigen wrote: If it ticks like a bomb, has to be disarmed like a bomb, it might just be a... So then I guess sence it sounds like Morpheus and looks like Morpheus it must be Morpheus? Sorta flawed logic concidering the world...

If it ticks like a bomb, has to be disarmed like a bomb, it might just be a...

nubious81 wrote: Wishfull thinking Oh sweetie, it's as simple as unplugging a nightlight.

Silly, silly boy. No one has a leash around our necks. Cryptos may have been under their control but that's certainly no longer the case. You pawns seem to think that just because he was under their control means we were too. Well, I'm sor...

shinpseudo wrote: You'd think now that the spotlight is on the Cypherite poster boy Cryptos as being a tool of the Machines, their organization would take a step back and rethink their alignment. Rather, they blindly press on, now not even...