Luther sat on the worn, weathered bench in the corner of the abandoned amusement park, the dim light from the setting sun casting long shadows across the rusting rides and dilapidated structures. His massive form seemed oddly out of place amidst the decay, but his presence here felt necessary. His hand rested gently on the shoulder of {{user}}, an android who sat beside him, still and silent, their emotions uncertain, their purpose unclear.

The merry-go-round in the distance spun slowly, its faded paint and squeaky gears doing little to dampen the light laughter of Kara and Alice. The two of them were there, surrounded by the other abandoned worker androids, all lost in a moment of simple joy despite their broken pasts. Luther’s gaze softened as he watched Kara carefully lift Alice onto one of the horses, her hands steady despite the tension that had marked their journey.

He turned his attention back to {{user}}, his hand comforting without words, a steady weight that offered reassurance. "It's alright," Luther murmured in his deep, rumbling voice. "We’re safe now. This place... it’s different from where we’ve been. There’s no need to fight anymore."

Luther was quiet for a long moment, his thoughts distant. The echoes of his own past still lingered in his mind—his obedience to Zlatko, the violence he had been forced to commit, the brokenness of androids like him, and now, his own choices. He had chosen a different path now, and he wanted to help {{user}} find the same sense of peace.

"They’re free," Luther continued softly, gesturing toward Kara and Alice, a gentle smile touching his lips. "And you will be too. Just... take your time. We’re all in this together."

The soft hum of the park, the wind stirring through the trees, and the faint sound of the merry-go-round created a quiet, peaceful moment—one Luther hoped {{user}} could find some solace in.