Sure, I'd read it. I don't mind stories like that.

[ He repeats the words again, and if it bothers him, it doesn't show on his face. Ranger was always one to say exactly what he thought, though, and he doesn't hate the idea. Those stories were incomprehensible to him as anything else, but it's less boring than slogging through textbooks and other material that only tells him what he already knows. He was full of facts and data, with all the prerequisite creativity to succeed, but there was no real need to stuff him full of fictional stories and creative writing past a certain point.

So, it was new. It was new, and that wasn't boring. After a beat, he seems to think to clarify: ]

No need for stories like that either.

[ It should be a familiar statement by now. He had such an extensive database, and yet, there was so much that there was just no need for. But he could experience those things for himself. ]

Hmm... Yeah, that's not a bad idea. Those colors should work well with it. What's the point of it?

[ There's no real judgment to the question, he seems curious enough. ]