2416: Aiden-- Maybe I should give up arms altogether? Or maybe I should teach the regular people how to do it... I didn't understand why; when so many people knew about what I could do to protect them, no one else had taken the initiative to out do me. Or why people were still being murdered, some of them anyway, I figure if you can afford it, you should get it, and that there should be competition, so that the little people could afford them also. hmmm, I don't know, I could go teach at Columbia, they had been after me since I was 7 years old to teach for them, and I could still work on my own things.

Yea, I was a billionaire. whoopty friggin do. I gave away about half of the money I made..the Money, not the credits, those I needed for traveling. There were organizations all over the immediate universe that I had helped out. My name was in buildings all over the place. I was not only the greatest force in security and defense weapons, I was a philanthropist as well. I was in France, why not visit one of those places, see how the kids were doing. I had donated a large sum of money, (for me it was large) to a school which took in orphaned kids which showed great intelligence. When I arrived, however; I noticed that nothing there had changed. I walked in, and talked with some of the kids there, that I had met before. They confirmed my suspicians about the place. There had not been any new additions in teaching staff, supplies, books, not even new students, since I had donated last. I went to the owner, administrator, and demanded answers. I saw that things had definately changed for the staff, if not the students. I was informed that it was not any of my business what they had done with my money. I informed them, that they would be out of business shortly. I bought thier building, which they still rented. I told the kids that they needn't go anywhere, and kicked out the fucks who thought they knew everything. I needed more staff though. I also needed to update this place. It took about 3 years, and I searched for teachers.