Lamb
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Alex nodded along with the rotors spinning on the arm along with thoughts of twisting open a cap. His head went to the right quickly then slowly to the left. The harsh light behind his head shone past him and blurred his figure. There was no sound, just as he'd asked, save for the delicate clicks of the exposed servos in the arm and the soft sopping noises of the mop against the tile.
"That is correct Alexis. Now, we will increase the challenge level of the question," Alex continued. His implant was focused so heavily on her implant, it seemed as if the machines were in communion gossiping about their respective owners. "When you write your name on a government form, how do you spell it? Imagine you're doing that and spell it one letter at a time while you make believe that you can write it here."
There was something tugging in the back of his head about this question. This was part of the normal questions, and in fact one of the more important calibrations. Yet, for some reason, he was very anxious to hear the answer. Anxiety was an uncommon emotion for the eternally bored Alex. His sight briefly filled with a few pictures of Alexis from earlier, his implant flashed notes to him he didn't want to read. There was a good deal of pain in his temple.
"Ugh." Alex let out a short grunt as a tiny sliver of blood escaped from the edge of his implant. The doctor caught sight of this and pulled Alex out of the chair and across with the help of one the orderlies. There was a soft murmur near the disabled man, and then the Doctor returned and took Alex's place.
"No need to worry, dear." The doctor reassured her, "Foster's just a bit tired. I'll take care of you. Let's continue: Imagine you're writing your name on a form, spell it out."
"That is correct Alexis. Now, we will increase the challenge level of the question," Alex continued. His implant was focused so heavily on her implant, it seemed as if the machines were in communion gossiping about their respective owners. "When you write your name on a government form, how do you spell it? Imagine you're doing that and spell it one letter at a time while you make believe that you can write it here."
There was something tugging in the back of his head about this question. This was part of the normal questions, and in fact one of the more important calibrations. Yet, for some reason, he was very anxious to hear the answer. Anxiety was an uncommon emotion for the eternally bored Alex. His sight briefly filled with a few pictures of Alexis from earlier, his implant flashed notes to him he didn't want to read. There was a good deal of pain in his temple.
"Ugh." Alex let out a short grunt as a tiny sliver of blood escaped from the edge of his implant. The doctor caught sight of this and pulled Alex out of the chair and across with the help of one the orderlies. There was a soft murmur near the disabled man, and then the Doctor returned and took Alex's place.
"No need to worry, dear." The doctor reassured her, "Foster's just a bit tired. I'll take care of you. Let's continue: Imagine you're writing your name on a form, spell it out."