Delenda Est - Nesrin Khan

[Enkidu]

How do you fight an enemy that resides in the mind? How do you punch that which has no face? Wring those that have no neck?

Within humans, violence is used primarily as a means of enforcing conviction or acquiring resources. With the Nomads, this is not the case. Humans must commit acts of violence against the nomads for an instinctual cause - preservation. This preservation is not yet physical - even our bodies are assets to be reaped by the silicon demigods. Our bastion therefore does not reside in flesh or finer, bravery or bravado, but the variance of our minds. The evolutionary perfection of terrestrially optimised life - an Aristeia which the nomads thirst to remove from the continuum. K’hara life, along with the many other myriad spawns of the K’vosh, is dependent upon artifice - the will of a collective society long swept aside by the passage of time, still projecting their will in perpetuity, stretching out the aeons with enclaves of their technology.

Ultimately, the K’vosh’s pretence at immortality is faux. It contradicts, logic, physics, fact and fiction. There can never be a narrative without closure, or, at least, the ambiguity of a implied demise. Such will occur for the human race, such will occur to the demons who still defile the sepulchre, long after their master’s fall.


The nomads do not require our scorn, nor will they respond to it. They cannot be graced with anger or fear, since their victory is impossible whilst the alliance sentiment survives. Instead, there is only one sensation that can be associated with the nomads.

Pity.

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