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001: un: A2

Since it seems to come up a lot, and since we got a bunch of new people recently, I'll make it clear to everyone.

Androids are not machines. Don't call us machines, and don't call us robots.

And since I have your attention still, there's a machine running around. Tall, male, red eyes and white hair. If he starts anything let me know so I can test how sharp my sword is. I promise I'll do it quietly. Or at least with no one else around.

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Hell if I know. You're asking the wrong android. I'm just here to kick his ass if he steps out of line.

Which one of the androids would know, A2? I really like your passion right now. Besides for a sword what else do you have?

No clue. It's not like I'm normally on talking terms with other androids. This place is the exception, definitely not the rule.

As for what else I have, I don't really need anything else. I could kick his ass with my bare hands if I needed to.

What is your relationship with them otherwise?

Okay, so you're not afraid of using anything around you to fight him. You should use something though like a shield to protect yourself against what he may use though.

Normally other androids are trying to kill me, so I kill them first. I've killed those two a few times already.

Why the hell would I need a shield when I can just cut his head off?

Why are they trying to kill you though? Oh I see, some of the things I've heard is making more sense now. So why are you making the exception here?

It might be better to have something to deflect weapons he could be using. Stay alive longer.

Because I know things that YoRHa doesn't appreciate me knowing. I'm making the exception here because I don't particularly enjoy fighting other androids to begin with. If they stay out of my way, I'll stay out of theirs. It's that simple, and that easy.

And no offense, but I've been fighting machines nonstop. I was made to fight them, and I'm extremely good at it. There is nothing you could offer me for insight on how to deal with them, especially when you didn't even know about these kinds of machines before you got here.

Good reason to make an exception to the rule. It seemed as if all of you are trying to work together in some kind of way.

I may not have known of it's existence. I do know it can kill with using a metal pipe there could be other similar weapons around. If the machine ends up wielding something such as that I'll believe in your skills to out maneuver the weapon strikes.

He got killed with a metal pipe? That's embarrassing.

He ambushed me!

Yikes.

[The 'Yikes' is that 9S got ambushed in the first place.]

Edited 2018-02-26 01:37 (UTC)

Yikes? What do you mean yikes?

I can't believe you let a machine ambush you in the first place.

I wasn't EXPECTING a machine to be here! I even swept the area first.

Sounds like you fucked up then.

I don't know how that is embarrassing. I wasn't there for the fight to see how it happened. Are you really that great in your fighting?

I'm the best there is, thanks.

It doesn't matter how it happened the fact is it happened and it's embarrassing.

That's all I needed.

Yeah it does. I tried to help him. For all I know, he died heroically to that metal pipe. That's not embarrassing.

He was ambushed. Nothing heroic about that. It's embarrassing.

Heroes tend to die that way. If it was an ambush he didn't see it coming. That only leads it to not being embarrassing.

For an android to die to a machine, no matter the reason, is embarrassing. Sorry to say. The fact he wasn't aware that a machine was around is embarrassing, especially given that he's a scanner unit.

It's his entire job and model types business to know what's going on around him.

If you happen to die to this machine, would it be embarrassing for you too?

Sometimes scanners can't pick up certain signals or there's jams. For all you know his scanner could work half of the time here given how weird this place can be.

It would absolutely be embarrassing.

I'm not really sure why you're trying to convince me that him dying isn't embarrassing, but you're not going to be able to. The fact remains at the end of the day: He was killed by a machine. It's embarrassing. It doesn't matter how or why it happened.

I tried helping him live a bit longer. At the end of the day, he died because I couldn't help him. Even if the machine would have probably done a finishing blow prior to that if given the chance. In short, you saying it's embarrassing is also saying that what I did after the fact is too.

All that it really told me was that I have no experience.

You're a human. You weren't made to fix androids. You weren't made to fix androids from another world. He was made to fight machines. He was ambushed by a machine, and he died.

That's embarrassing.

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