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Ryuuji and Hiromu
The bright side, if one could even hope to find such a quaint and ridiculous notion in this day and age, is that Messiah is so perpetually caught up in it's own suffering (bit pointless, really, as it truly brought that on itself) that it can't spare the motherboard to worry about why I'm acting oddly. Coupled with the fact that Messiah is completely ignorant of the passage of time without me, and not entirely capable of knowing when it's being lied to, I'm managing to keep myself from being deleted, re-written, re-wired, or any other of the vast number of ways Messiah could potentially make me not me anymore.
Which brings to mind its own train of thought, and as I wait in the construction site that I launched that first MetaVirus from, I wonder idly about the Gobusters and their delusion about my past.
I wonder if they're actually going to show up, just the two of them. I wonder if this was in fact a trap. I wonder why I trusted them, wonder whether I should load a MetaVirus into another one of these rusted pieces of machinery to be on the safe side.
No, not yet. But I do sit down in a suitably hidden area and tap away.
I'm still trying to figure out their names.
Which brings to mind its own train of thought, and as I wait in the construction site that I launched that first MetaVirus from, I wonder idly about the Gobusters and their delusion about my past.
I wonder if they're actually going to show up, just the two of them. I wonder if this was in fact a trap. I wonder why I trusted them, wonder whether I should load a MetaVirus into another one of these rusted pieces of machinery to be on the safe side.
No, not yet. But I do sit down in a suitably hidden area and tap away.
I'm still trying to figure out their names.
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His remark about immunity makes me think. Hiromu and Youko and I are all immune to Metaviruses, as are the Buddyroids. Can you create immunity to it? I won't mention this now, because I don't want to excite Hiromu. I'll make some inquiries later.
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"Obviously Messiah does not control the minutiae of my actions. I am programmed to make intelligent decisions on what to infect with MetaVirus, how to disguise myself and infiltrate various locales in the quest of Enetron. In giving me enough freedom to be an effective spy, hacker and thief, I have been giving enough freedom to make my own decisions about how best to spend my free time. But that does not mean I think that I will be excused if I am discovered in a compromising position, namely, planning or perpetrating any offense against Messiah." I sigh and run a hand through my hair. It's a very human gesture, but I think it helps. "It is not so much that Messiah has or has not programmed me to do or not to do something. It is more than in being infected and created by Messiah, Messiah always has a link directly to me that could be exploited if I were discovered. It is difficult for Messiah to send any kind of signal out of the subspace, that's the entire reason it was imprisoned there in the first place. But the Buglers and I, we are exempt from that clause, because we were created from it and sent out to do its bidding." Needing to breathe has never been such a nuisance as it is now. "Do you understand yet?"
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"Red Buster. Do you understand?" I move across to Enter's side, "... Enter can't come with us. He has to stay with Messiah." Hiromu won't like hearing this, but I'd rather deal with a grumpy Hiromu than a grumpy Enter. And I may just be beginning to form an idea.
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I sigh. Need to give Enter something that'll show Ryuuji that I'm serious, too. A link between us. "And Enter? My name is Hiromu."
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This catches me off guard and I turn to stare at him, and then to turn my narrowed eyes at bleu. But obviously this was not in his agenda for the night either.
Still. I appreciate it. I shouldn't, but I do. "Hiromu." I repeat. "And Ryuuji."
I feel a bit exposed, suddenly. They're just now gracing me with the gift of their names, when they've known mine from the start.
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I don't like that the two of them are standing over there looking at me like that, but I'll take what I can get, and it makes me grin, a little. "You're stuck with us, Enter."
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Almost. Too bad that neither he nor Hiromu is prepared to reach an agreement.
"Enter?" I echo, because we seem to have got no closer to establishing who or whwat he is.
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I take a step back, trying to distance myself from them both. I had planned this meeting with bleu, no, Ryuuji, to keep mon rouge safe, not to convince him to try harder to 'rescue' me. "So what now? Will you return to your... base, or whatever?"
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I turn to mon rouge. Name be damned. I won't admit it alive, to myself or to either of them, but I do already consider him as mine on some level. "Please. Return home. I shall do the same. The rest will fall into place."
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I pause, wondering if this is it, if this is some key to something. "Enter? Do you not consider yourself worth saving?"
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I'm not sure we should ask a question like that, but I squeeze Hiromu's hand all the same.
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"Of course not!" I shout at him, not even conscious of the fact that this is probably the last thing he wants to hear, this is probably the last thing that will make my point for me. "I am not one of your BuddyRoids. I am an agent of your greatest enemy, of course I am not worth saving."
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"You're a person, and I care about you. *We* care about you." I swallow, because the words aren't coming. "I'll try and make you believe that you're worth it."
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"Hiromu ..." I'm watching Enter cautiously. I don't think he's going to stand for much more.
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"Believe what you want." I growl. I take another few steps back, away from them. "If you'll excuse me. You should both be running along home."
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"You're probably right," I concede, and while I have no damn idea how to talk diplomatically to people, how to use fancy words and subtle phrases, I do have some idea about manners and acknowledging when people have tried. Even if Youko doesn't agree. "Thank you for coming here today."
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"We'll ... see you," I mumble. Maybe we'll see him. He'll probably hide from us after this.
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But I don't want them to be angry with me. They showed great resolve in sharing their names with me.
I sweep past them to pick up my computer before I leave. I'm not stupid enough to leave that with them.
And I pause at the door. "Sleep well, both of you."
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... I'm going to miss Enter, aren't I.
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I move across and lean on Ryuuji, with an arm around his waist. I can pretend it's because my leg hurts.