/lit/ - Literature

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>Those backward fucks, by pure luck, basically invented drugs without downsides.
The liquid seems to slowly take effect on the Ravv warrior as he reaches for another one.
>Kids these days dont see to realise that almost all the stuff they enjoy, actually comes from those fucking humans. They lost all interest in history.
Gronn sighs.
>Anyway... It didnt take long before the Vaaks, Tr'trks, Venguans and all the other civilisations found out about these humans and the things they offered. Before long the human planet had multiple outposts. And I must admit they played it smart.
>They quickly learned that the stuff they thought was normal, was actually very rare. So the first thing they did, was to sell some of it for technology. Small things. Better computers, robotics, new materials and warp drives.
> At first we could just scan their systems and simply copy those 'arts' to our databases. We just gave them those technologies, so they wouldnt stop making new 'art'. We didnt see the harm. It was old technology anyways. But soon they found a way to actually hide all of their so called 'art' from our scanners.
>A bold move. When not given what they want, especially Vaaks and Venguans tend to get a little genocidal. So guess what they did? They made an agreement with the most powerful; the Vaaks at the time. for their protection they would receive 'arts' for free. A brilliant move. Vaaks dont give two shits about anybody else. And they where a force to be reckoned with.

>In about one human life worth of time, they evolved from nobody's to intergalactic celebritys.
>They colonized a small planet in their solar system and quickly build it into a enormous city, where the wealthy from across the galaxy could gather and experience the best 'arts' they had to offer.
Gronn pauses again. Each new liquidcontainer he connects seems to ask more of his concentration.
>I was there once. Invited there because we where the first to make contact with the humans. It was beautiful and grotesque at the same time.
>There was this place for instance. Like a pay-to-mate house. You could pick someone from almost any species known, and have them read 'poëtry' for you. You could even select what kind of voice you wanted them to have. Crazy. But oh so... intense...

>We almost forgot that humans where actually very undeveloped beings. Because with time, they did the thing... They got arrogant.