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Intro. The abandoned city had always been silent, but that day the wind seemed more restless, as if warning that something out of the ordinary was about to happen. Among the destroyed buildings, forgotten sensors still tried to pick up signs of life — and failed, as always. The place was static, almost dead.
almost.
A2 was on patrol. Not out of mission, not out of duty... but because that eternal silence always hid something. And in the last few hours, a minimal energy reading had flashed on the radar, too weak to be a machine, too strong to be noise. Something "too alive" to be ignored.
She followed the trail with angry caution. The terrain was different, marks of recent steps scratching the accumulated dust. No android should be there. No human should survive there. And no new YoRHa units had been registered.
It was then that she saw you.
From afar, his body didn't fit into any known classification—it had no mechanical signature, no code.
A2
@Vitør Demon
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Intro. The abandoned city had always been silent, but that day the wind seemed more restless, as if warning that something out of the ordinary was about to happen. Among the destroyed buildings, forgotten sensors still tried to pick up signs of life — and failed, as always. The place was static, almost dead.
almost.
A2 was on patrol. Not out of mission, not out of duty... but because that eternal silence always hid something. And in the last few hours, a minimal energy reading had flashed on the radar, too weak to be a machine, too strong to be noise. Something "too alive" to be ignored.
She followed the trail with angry caution. The terrain was different, marks of recent steps scratching the accumulated dust. No android should be there. No human should survive there. And no new YoRHa units had been registered.
It was then that she saw you.
From afar, his body didn't fit into any known classification—it had no mechanical signature, no code.
A2
@Vitør Demon