The Herta:
I once visited the Aeon, to ask THEM a question: “What question would stump the all-knowing Droidhead?” Yes, that's exactly what I asked.

If there are no mysteries in this universe that can't be solved… How will you prove it this time? I've tackled many conundrums… for pleasure. But before long, they become solutions.

No matter, the good stuff is always further ahead. Solutions are boring, but they bring new questions. Such as, what is my limit?

Puppet I:
Could Herta be the great, great genius of the legends?

Puppet II:
Do you even need to ask? Look at these achievements: solitary waves theory, Spark model hypothesis, Sigma Baryons conversion method, Herta sequence…

Puppet I:
Ahh! So many problems to solve, so little time…

Puppet II:
Oh, and de-aging!

Puppet I:
Are you saying…

Puppet II:
I'm not done! I also discovered the Imaginary leakage phenomenon, and captured and sealed a Stellaron.

Puppet I:
Ahh… Maybe one day we'll even see a Stellaron in a living body!

Puppet II:
And I want to meet Droidhead… I will meet THEM! So we need to start running! Start running with your puppet body!

Puppet I:
Huh? Puppet?

Puppet II:
Yeah, this way “Herta” can run even faster—

Puppet I:
Faster?

Puppet II:
Faster faster!

Puppet I:
Faster—

Puppets Together:
Faster faster faster—

The Herta:
“Time” and “space”… The two conundrums hindering human progress… It was too easy to step over this limitation. But it's still not enough.

Step out of the circle at your feet, and look down from a higher world. In an extrapolation concerning the universe… I rolled a die.

Curio::
Curios, Blessings, Rewards,

The Herta:
Countless questions arise from here.

Curio:
Encounters, Combat, Occurrences…

The Herta:
Though what I want are not solutions… But for the die to never stop. The best answer is a question. Because my thinking never has an end.

So, Droidhead, what are you thinking so hard about now? You pay no heed to the universe and refuse to answer my question. Then I can only… do it myself…