rxbooted replied to your post:… “I’d still kick Astro Boy’s ass in a fight.”
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“Oh, hi, Astro Boy! Didn’t see you there!”
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rxbooted replied to your post:… “I’d still kick Astro Boy’s ass in a fight.”
“E-excuse me?”
“Oh, hi, Astro Boy! Didn’t see you there!”
Hides the Atomic Fire.
@rxbooted [Continued from worldofmodernrobotics]
The house certainly felt cozy. It felt like more of a home than the labs. While he certainly didn’t hate it there, it was just that; a lab. This, the furniture, the warm feeling, everything just felt more... cozy. That was the only word he could think of. It brought a smile to his face.
The boy patiently watched their exchange, taking note of Robita’s voice. It had been a while since he’d met a robot like that, one that seemed less human than the rest. Most, if not all of the Robot Masters he knew were like him, with a complete IC chip and such. The interaction felt like a blast to the past, which was fine by him.
“Oh, that’s fine with me!” Would his count as a simple fix? The cut itself wouldn’t be much of an issue (unless the two used different synthetic skin), but he wondered if his frame would prove to be an issue. There was only one way to find out, right?
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“ But, that’s impossible! No one’s managed to construct a complex, sentient robot in Lygeia! Are you from a distant region or something? “ Silver’s turquoise eyes had practically lit up with fascination and befuddlement. “ I mean, at best, we have simple automatons! “
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He was watching closely from above. To the eyes of a feral boy who came from a truly feral land, there was nothing more unfamiliar than the body of a machine. He had heard tales of armored “beasts,” made of steel, and that they all lined one section of his homeland in disarray. Those had all been ‘dead.’ Rusted, left to decay, like a sandstorm had suddenly swept through and decimated an entire herd. At least, that’s how Rune had determined it; he thought they were the remains of a now extinct species. So what was creature like this doing here? It looked like it was human, but it had a sleek body. Skin that glared and bounced off light. Something unnatural. As he continued his observations, the winged child disappeared further into the cover of the trees, though his presence was made known by the rustling.
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“Oh?” Her voice crackles through old speakers. It seemed, even as time went on, She was still finding surprises within the confines of Her facility. Camera adjusting feebly as it try to keep track of the new source of movement. It appeared human in nature, but android in build. But, maybe it was just a malfunction. After all, the moron had done quite a number to Her.
“Stop.” It’s a command, and her facility is shifting. “Who are you?”
He has to admit it to himself; his curiosity had been piqued. Had it not, he would have turned around and stepped out of the alleyway by now. But the seemingly inactive robot that was resting quietly, almost looking peaceful along the wall was just hard to ignore once he had noticed it. It looked so complex, it couldn’t have been some sort of toy, was it? Gently, he tapped on the steel hair, and cocked his head to the side. “ Wonder who left this lying around here... “
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