𝓜𝓸𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻 𝓝𝓪𝓽𝓾𝓻𝓮

Ivy raised her eyebrow as she listened. It was a weird feeling for ivy to hear that someone actually did care whether she bettered herself or not. Most doctors only talked about the people she killed, never about how she could improve. “You better be careful with that—

Ivy looked at the doctor, seeing the smile on her face. Perhaps Ivy did give her a victory in this session. She hated that so much. She hated how good Harleen was at making Ivy question herself. “Why do you care so much, Doctor? Most believe I should just be executed—

Ivy took a minute to look at the table. It never came to her attention that the children would love her own parents when she ended up rejected by her own. Her plan would inadvertently destroy their lives, and this made her think; would that make her worse than her father?

She caught the doctors disappointment. Ivy didn’t know why, but she felt an urge to have a less cynical tone. This did confuse her for a second. Her voice went back to the sweetness Harleen often heard from her, minus the playful flirting. “It’s not about obedience, Doctor.—

“You don’t seem to understand. We’re all ready at war. A war humanity began. The very little change is going far too slow. Humanity will either die from themselves or from me. It’s an inevitability at this point. At least if it’s by me, the earth will have its chance—