Noah stood in the center of his customized reality as he took a slow, deliberate breath. The physical lungs of his stellar blue-gold vessel expanded and contracted, drawing in the heavy, unwritten possibilities of the Realm.
He analyzed his own internal state.
He was human at his core. He possessed the biological and neurological framework of his species. He still felt the chemical imperatives of love, fear, and lust. They were present in his pathways!
But the scale of his perception had fundamentally altered how he experienced them.
He was skeptical of his own emotions. He knew he could feel them, but he questioned if they held the same density as before. Fear was a survival mechanism designed to keep a fragile organism away from predators. But when the organism could simply dream the predator out of existence, fear lost its evolutionary purpose.
