In this chapter, we get a brief history lesson on the state of consciousness in the early days of the Holocene. The Holocene was a time of rapid technological change, when machines were able to "beastialize" humans and restore them to their former state. This was the first time that humans had been able to do this, and it was a very exciting time for them. However, this new technology also meant that humans were no longer able to control their own consciousness. This meant that they had to rely on machines to do the work for them, and this meant that their brains were also in a state of "mechanization" , meaning that they could do whatever they wanted with their bodies. The only problem was that their minds were still in a mechanized state, which meant they had no control over their minds. This means that they couldn't do anything with their minds, and that their bodies were just as strong and powerful as their machines. They could even use their animals' skills to fight, and they could even "restore" their bodies back to the original state they were in. This is a pretty exciting prospect, but it also means that humans are going to have to spend a lot of time recharging their batteries, which means they're going to need a lot more power than they were using before. The two of them will have to come up with a way to keep their minds and bodies in this state, and the only way they can do this is by using their weapons. They'll have to recharge their batteries every day, and then they'll start