Contrary to what Matt might think, this topic was far more interesting and amusing to Murmur than cuties. Granted he didn't understand the concept of "cuties" to begin with. Murmur perked up at his initial assessment of "boring", raising an eyebrow in interest. It's perhaps not the first time he's heard it called that, but certainly one of the few he's had an opportunity for someone to explain why. He folded his arms, falling silent while Matt explained his perspective on the whole thing.

Fascinating. Although, a point of interest: "They were most certainly not angels." He spoke with a certainty that didn't exactly sit with their circumstances. Moving on.

Again, as Matt continued, Murmur nodded. "Is it not strange to consider, however, that a being whose voice spoke into existence all we know and do not know would require something so mundane as a loud speaker to get his point across?" It didn't fit, is what he's saying.

"Fanciful and creative writing processes aside, let us return to something more testable. You are presently experiencing hunger, I trust you could also claim to be aware of both tactile sensation and temperature. Try pinching yourself, pain?" Because if these things existed it was highly unlikely anyone here was dead. Granted Murmur knew better, but it was the human he had to convince.

"Why? Simple, I believe we are being manipulated. To what end, the question remains, but I am quite certain we would be safe in assuming not one good for those of us swept up in all this nonsense."

Oh no this is much better than cuties.