Martha Owen's face turned ashen, murmuring softly, "It's over."
She covered her face and sobbed in a low voice, "Please don't go, I beg you all. Humanity needs you. I beg you!"
Towards the end, she was already screaming hysterically, desperately pleading.
But all of this was in vain.
No one could make the Blank Ones feel any emotional fluctuations.
If they understood sympathy, they would also understand anger, and they would quickly collapse because of their own experiences and enter an endless cycle of despair, with their rationality burned away by the injustice of fate.
In short, these Blank Ones would follow the same fate as those who failed to be rescued and quickly annihilate their self-consciousness, silently and peacefully walking towards death.
Even though Star had no emotions, she also said to Harrison Clark's heart, "There's no hope."
