GLaDOS (
nobirds) wrote in
re_alignment2014-01-23 11:10 pm
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third test ; text ; virus detected
Okay. Haha. Very funny.
This actually shouldn't even be physically possible, to be honest. What with all the organic sentient beings running around made of metal, I don't actually count. I'm artificial. Enough said.
So if any of you can explain why I seem to be sick with a progressive organic virus, that would be lovely. There may even be something in it for you. Like a cure.
The faster it's gone, the better.
I was sort of in the middle of something.
This actually shouldn't even be physically possible, to be honest. What with all the organic sentient beings running around made of metal, I don't actually count. I'm artificial. Enough said.
So if any of you can explain why I seem to be sick with a progressive organic virus, that would be lovely. There may even be something in it for you. Like a cure.
The faster it's gone, the better.
I was sort of in the middle of something.

video
[he also may or may not be hoping you die, gladdy.]
Staticky Audio: cause she likes you, Ratchet.
I should know. I've lived through mine several hundred times already.
WINNER
It would still be interesting to see how exactly it works, embers are not something that cannot be replicated or restored - and yet that's exactly what happens.
audio;
[ Hang on. She might be interested in this particular topic. ]
You'll have to explain to me what that is. Why can't they?
[ Because challenge accepted that's why. For science. ]
Re: audio;
[they're really fun to extinguish let him tell ya.]
They're completely unique and when they go out that's supposed to be it, final death from whence one cannot return. Damn near everything on our bodies can be replaced with spare parts but the ember... no, they're special.
Re: audio;
[ She sounds awfully inquisitive. ]
No doubt impossible to artificially manufacture? At least by your kind.
Re: audio;
There's a first time for everything. However, I cannot guarantee an artificial ember would grant sentience. Or anything beyond a mindless husk.
Re: audio;
Good help really is hard to come by, making my own is as entertaining as it is rewarding.
[ She sneezes, rather violently. ]
Ugh. That'll need to be fixed first, however.
Re: audio;
[good thing this is audio, he flinched slightly.]
Yes, well. I'll see what I can do about that.
audio;
This will be rewarding.
[ Truth; she now has conduction fluid coming out her nose. ]
Excuse me.
I need a tissue.
Re: audio;
[he doesn't know what a tissue is, nor care about her problem.]
audio;
Oh. That is a problem isn't it.
I'm rather small. Sorry to kill your expectations.
Re: audio;
[NO SCIENCE SENPAI IT'S OK.]
audio;
Congratulations, despite your mannerisms, you may have the highest rate of survival among the rest of the planet.
Re: audio;
[ratchet would probably dislike her if not for the insanity.]
Re: audio;
But I noticed that. How unwelcoming. I'll have to change their minds.
Re: audio;
It shouldn't be too hard.
Re: audio;
No, it shouldn't. I have some new toys I can play with.
Re: audio;
It's been a while since I've had to remove both of someone's legs. Maybe this time I'll feel like cauterizing it so they don't bleed to death.
[no-one will insult you, science senpai.]
Re: audio;
There is a matter I'd like to discuss with someone about my 'artificial intelligence'.
[ fly my pretty, fly, mama will have delicious cake when you get back. ]
Maybe? See if their motor skills module freezes, see them go into shock?
I like it.
Re: audio;
[he could care less about the AI thing. because he likes you. the brave police, however, can suck it. they are terrible ais.]
I could care less about what happens to them when I have what I need. Unless you'd like them delivered in a certain quality.
audio;
He's big. He's blue. And has a horrendous facial structure, with an uncommon sense to boot.
[ She grins, steely and cold. You can hear it. ]
I want him, alive. I can run a few tests on him, see if lack of intelligence evens out in endurance.
I don't mind the quality. Workable pieces, that's all I ask. Even then, I may need something for myself, like a pretty new hydraulics valve. Or microfilaments. Lots of microfilaments.
Re: audio;
I stabbed him not long ago, he should be easy to take from the medbay.
[there's a verbal grin.] Of course. We can categorise each internal organ and go from there.
[ratchet wants to keep the spark chamber <3]
Re: audio;
But he sounds fun too....decisions.
[ SINCERE THOUGHT! ]
Nah. If I have to file my own microfilaments, I want them off this moron. It'll be the best kind of pain, being stabbed with your own body.
Re: audio; let's pretend this was private after they started openly talking about murder
[ratchet is down for either, tbh.]
Let's start small. Ugly blue bot first, then we can decide if any more are needed.
Or wanted.
For fun.
GOOD IDEA