Now they can see us clearly Far too large to belong inside this place Rusty metal running through their bodies Cables entering where there should be skin But nothing in their movements looks violent yet One reaches toward us The other does the same Like two children trying to understand what just walked into their room Something innocent beneath all this mutilation Two enormous children raised inside isolation I don't know if fear or pity fits this situation Because every feeling in them becomes our devastation One of them starts laughing And the lights wake up one by one The other strikes the floor For a few seconds my body loses all its weight Ehva struggles to stay on her feet Lilhit watches as the walls begin to bend They're not controlling any of this They're only feeling And the world around them does the rest A smile A vibration A tear Another deformation And now I understand... this city never had control Something innocent beneath all this mutilation Two enormous children raised inside isolation I don't know if fear or pity fits this situation Because every feeling in them becomes our devastation One of them points at me Its expression changes Curiosity disappears Something colder takes its place Then both of them begin to scream "Are you staying?" "They always leave." And then... everything breaks. The first one swings The whole chamber shakes The other answers and the walls begin to split One hit another another Every impact bends the room around us They fight each other without mercy And these defenses... won't survive much longer "THEY'RE MINE!" "NO!" "MINE!" "THEY'RE MINE!" THE WHOLE PLACE IS COMING DOWN! "MINE!" "MINE!" "...mine."
