Allelujah nodded at the assertion and he shifted back in his seat, taking a moment to smooth his hair down. Oh, he knew all about headaches.He could sympathise.
If only Edgeworth knew what he'd meant by that, he'd probably have been horrified. Although probably over more than the state of Allelujah's education. "It is a shame when so many things could probably have been averted if people knew more about the history of how things came to be." Then again, one could never be sure how humans would react. "History was always something I would have liked to look at more, beyond what was strictly necessary." He smiled a little with amusement. "I've never been able to look at Law at all either," he added. He just knew that what they were doing was highly illegal and the punishment if they were caught would be highly unpleasant.
He had to agree with that. So many wars had been fought over energy and the means to create it. "The solar generators work very well, but not all countries have equal access to it unfortunately, and the technology to start being able to harness it is expensive." Like had happened in Azadistan. "And there are other wars still going on for other reasons."
It was nice to hear someone sound so confident in the belief that they'd done something good, even if Edgeworth's agreement might change if he knew how they'd gone about it. He wasn't used to hearing it.
no subject
If only Edgeworth knew what he'd meant by that, he'd probably have been horrified. Although probably over more than the state of Allelujah's education. "It is a shame when so many things could probably have been averted if people knew more about the history of how things came to be." Then again, one could never be sure how humans would react. "History was always something I would have liked to look at more, beyond what was strictly necessary." He smiled a little with amusement. "I've never been able to look at Law at all either," he added. He just knew that what they were doing was highly illegal and the punishment if they were caught would be highly unpleasant.
He had to agree with that. So many wars had been fought over energy and the means to create it. "The solar generators work very well, but not all countries have equal access to it unfortunately, and the technology to start being able to harness it is expensive." Like had happened in Azadistan. "And there are other wars still going on for other reasons."
It was nice to hear someone sound so confident in the belief that they'd done something good, even if Edgeworth's agreement might change if he knew how they'd gone about it. He wasn't used to hearing it.