"Of course..." Seconds later, he was tilting some hot chocolate inside of a little glass and that's just for her! "Here."

Try to attack Moira and he will make sure to beat the shit out of your body...

He had a rather beautiful night! Sigma is going to prepare a little breakfast for himself, after that, he is going to try another experiment on his own body. But before that, he wants to drink some of his tasty, warm chocolate.

Well, it seems like work is calling the old man, he needs to finish his experiment and that's today... So, he will be back later!

Oh, and suck on his dick... . . . . . . Please, don't do that.

Sombra should better not even try it. This would definitely be embarrassing for him.

Well. Sigma was already closing the door. Never.

Widowmaker and Sombra... Sometimes he needs to help them with their problems, probably because they are not thinking before they are fighting. It seems like Sigma needs to teach them how to plan something like an attack.

His experiments are finally finished...

Why should he talk with someone like Reinhardt about his contraptions?

This world is exhausting him!

Overwatch is just making him laugh... They are just some weakling persons who are not even able to protect some worthless humans...

[OOC] My robot girl Orisa definitely deserves some attention on Twitter. Sooooooo. Should I create an Orisa account? I just love my precious, robot main girl :p.

"Just like the dark moon... My heart will always love the darkness..."

//Someone asked me because I'm creating accounts for someone like Orisa, Sigma or Ana... Probably because they deserve some love, it is getting boring when everyone starts to play Genji, Mercy or something like that. Orisa is a precious robot that deserves some love!

He probably loves Moira and Sombra... And this is definitely destroying his mind and heart...

//I need to find a @ name for my Orisa account. I'm open to suggestions and some help!

Seems like someone is preparing something!

Was he searching for something? Probably yes. Where are his books about gravity?