An Extra’s POV

When considering things logically, humans are often bound by emotion.

Feelings of lethargy, or mental fatigue—perhaps depression and other negative states—tend to get in the way of productivity.

Objectively, humans could function for twelve straight hours—being productive throughout, as long as they had the sustenance and the barest minimum of rest to keep them going.

Eight hours of sleep, then four hours embedded in chunks between the twelve hours of constant productive work. These four hours would include feeding, excretion, resting, and the likes.

Every day. All day. Humans could achieve so much if they dedicated twelve hours of their time to their task.

But… that is rarely the case with people.

How much smarter would the average student be if they constantly dedicated twelve hours to their studies for the years they spent in school?

But, more often than not… they do not do this.

How much more money would be made by the average man if he chose not to take time off work, or indulge in needless breaks?

They simply can not help this, however.

Because inbuilt within humans is the poison of emotion, that makes it impossible to be productive a hundred percent of the time.

There's always something that interferes with the constant stream of productivity. Positive or negative… they still interfere with the necessary activities.

Students engage in pointless discourse, play games, watch movies, and fret over those they cultivate feelings for.

Workers get burnout and mental fatigue, even if their physical self is in a perfect state, if they monotonously focus over a single task for too long.

These shackles of emotions, especially the more negative aspects, make them overall harmful to productivity.

As such, they ought to be culled.

To make the ideal person—one who would be perfectly aligned to their goals—useless feelings would need to be eliminated.

… Permanently.

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really how

said, Master… feelings are irrelevant when

on Ater, constantly having his rising feelings being suppressed by the system, he finally loosened his clenched

"No… you're wrong."

away from Ater, but that didn't mean he couldn't see the

do you mean

function." Rey

he tried his hardest not to rely

examine everything around me to make what I deem

version of himself. He would be able to act on

preferred method

life in this world, I had a long

easier to kill, but the choice was made before the Skill was

he bore all

to those allows me to think a lot of my actions through before I engage in them. They also

plans went belly-up, he would feel the pain that came with it and prevent such a thing from happening

emotions will make me act without consequence." Rey could

[Sacrifice] was indeed something he was beginning to regret, but even that emotion was slowly slipping from

me get to it faster, but… I would have thought things through a lot more if I was

the System controlling his emotions, even without his consent made the whole process

insecure… but also critical, skeptical,

be described as a machine—a

want that. And I don't think you want

a moment, Ater remained the same. He didn't say anything, but keenly

his brows and

you think

as he heaved a sigh, his dark gaze piercing

be the Master you

smile and nodded, even going as far

beamed brightly.

"E-eh…?"

at Ater's surprisingly pleased expression. He expected some other kind of reaction, not

were on board with the

Master! I'm not some kind of heartless Monster. Whenever I cause chaos and calamity… I revel in the satisfaction that brings

of entity he

so?" He