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[warandpeace]

Would it still be alright to bring the dogs to Chioni? To a region that is comfortably cold for them, anyway.

[frostedplum]

Of course! The buildings here are domed against the climate, but I have access to outside and we can go whenever you'd like if it's in the afternoon here.

[warandpeace]

I'll make a point to do that.

Thanks again for keeping me occupied. And I know war probably isn't your favorite topic but I'm always happy for the chance to discuss the history.

[frostedplum]

I don't like war, but it's still interesting to learn about. And important too. If you know what didn't work in the past that caused war in the first place, maybe you can avoid it in the future.

[ Though the latest war in her world had to do with self-aware robots building other self-aware robots to take over so... not exactly something they could have looked to the past to avoid. ]

[warandpeace]

There's not been much avoiding it so far, I don't think. But there's always a lot to learn about it, either way. Victors. Peace-makers. Survivors.

But you're right. War's difficult to avoid but in a way it's a force within our control. Climate, though, doesn't answer to diplomacy or threats of mutually assured destruction.

[frostedplum]

That's true! I just can't seem to get climate to listen to me! :P

[ Mei, you are not a comedy genius. ]

But someday we'll come up with a way to keep it from changing too radically. The world is worth fighting for, after all!

[warandpeace]

Does it look like it's feasible? Slowing the radical change?

It's fine. I can't even get my C.O. to listen to me sometimes. I can't imagine the weather being any more responsive.

[He'll take that poor humor offer, thank you.]

[frostedplum]

Feasible, yes. But the cause is still a mystery. I won't know what steps to take until I lock that down.

Haha, maybe your C.O. is a storm in disguise!