Parents? Hatred?
Why does such vocabulary appear in Nidhogg's words?
This is indeed incredible.
They're clearly discussing Roland and Nidhogg, so why would Nidhogg ask him if he hated his parents?
The young man hadn't noticed how unfitting his current smile was for the topic of conversation.
"Hatred ... huh?" Savoring the aftertaste of the word, Li Lin shook his head: "I don't have parents, and I don't know whether I should hate them."
Regardless if they were human or the consciousness of the two planets. They were his "creators", not his "parents".
"Creators" create and use "creations", there are no chemical reactions between the two that could be called "emotions".
Even providers of inherited genes aren't "parents". After repeated adjustments and grafting of gene fragments, artificial life has deviated far from human biological definition and can't be classified as a human subspecies.
Conclusion:
