“What?!?” Fiona exclaimed, suddenly very animated. “No!
That's not it at all.”
“My master believes,” Strauss continued, “It is time to deal
with this menace once and for all.”
“Mankind you say?” Air queried, a feint rush circulating the
room.
“Is there a greater threat to the Warp?” Strauss replied. “You
need simple look at the evidence of the past century.”
“No!” Fiona exclaimed once more, leaping to her feet. “The
greatest threat is your master!” She charged toward Strauss,
shoving him with her whole body, causing the three midgets to tumble
to the floor, their cloak disappearing as they fell.
“Just look at Climate Change,” the three of them spoke together
as they got to their feet and dusted each other down, “Or the way
they deny its very existence. The wholesale destruction of your
natural habitats. How many species are facing extinction? How many
are already lost?”
“Because your master has guided the hand of men,” Fiona shouted.
She looked round the room imploringly, her eyes settling on empty
spaces. “Please,” she pleaded, “You cannot listen to them.”
