After another ten seconds of silence, Amber broke the silence once again. The half-elf lowered her head, her voice so soft it was almost a whisper: "...So, I don't have to look for my biological parents anymore, do I, old man?"
"We just wanted you to live like a normal child, and normal children have parents—when we realized you would soon completely forget your early memories, Sali Randolph and I lied to you, saying you were picked up from the forest and your parents' whereabouts were unknown," Pittman's voice was low as he shook his head slightly, "Ahh, perhaps we should have lied even more thoroughly, so you wouldn't have been concerned about your biological parents all these years."
"You've always known the name 'Artificial Human No. 36'?"
