"you look like him, but you're not!" rk800, he'd refer to, dead where he'd stood by way of the bullet wil logged in his skull. the gun used is still in-hand (he'd never go /anywhere/ without it!), swept through the air carelessly thanks to exaggerated hand movements to accompany whatever he's saying at any given time. a tap of the muzzle against his chin, substituting pointer finger, a mockery of a questioning gesture. "how about you, hm? do you know what comes after death?"
RK900′s scans caught a ghost with a net.
A paradox. ( par·a·dox ) A folly pink man twirling a gun with an audacious flare. The machine, assembled by schematic systems of arms, attempted his best and graphed its model into his archives, but nothing could do justice.
It was a fruitless endeavor when a void and blanket of static greeted him. A low frequency spreading beneath the sleeves of his arms.
Distinct, with much archaic gusto, he spoke to him with ciphers and he sifted through the cryptic language, his logic attainting him one detail, the possible deactivation of RK800.
An unfortunate end for a plastic creation in hysterics about living.
And for moment, a reason beyond his understanding, RK900 briefly recalled the sparrows dancing over a fountain and Amanda’s gaze and-
“No, I don’t.” He kept his gaze leveled. “Is there anything else you need, sir? If not, I will take my leave.”