Born-On-Board
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"The antenna booster was much appreciated." The robot inclined its head. "Proxy efficiency increased 15 percent across the entire network."
It found Bright Nickel's display of, oh what was that word? The heavily armed robot body peered intently at the small man, the red monoeye glowing intensely as Bright nickel flushed a rather exaggerated shade of pink. Was it... attraction?
As it stared impolitely it ran numerous tests, drawing enough bandwidth to stop cogitation on even Tabernacle's main chassis as it attempted to traverse a fence 3 miles away - instead of finding an open space to go around, the armored robot simply plowed through the barrier, dragging it behind itself like toilet paper stuck to a man's foot before the two other Baba Yagas could disentangle the impediment, immediately setting to work repairing the stricken fence with tools.
Back in Bright Nickel's apartment, the robot finally finished its intense battery of tests. Probability of physical human attraction... It blinked. Flat 100%. How impressive! Real life stimuli was rarely so concentrated and defined enough to max the testing parameters the Type 4 could devise. How simply wonderful! It allowed itself a 500 ms gloating period before resuming conversation.
"We are not in need of beverages. One of the new residents, named Alex, has requested our presence in the local grocery store, a sort of... strategy meeting, for ousting the recent influx of...." Tabernacle searched for an appropriate word, but instead of cross-referencing it against its criminal or organic youth term databases, a programming bug had it pull a term from its 'antiquated/no longer in use' vocabulary database. "...brigands from the neighborhood. He asked for you by name, and we are here to retrieve you. Please come with us."
It found Bright Nickel's display of, oh what was that word? The heavily armed robot body peered intently at the small man, the red monoeye glowing intensely as Bright nickel flushed a rather exaggerated shade of pink. Was it... attraction?
As it stared impolitely it ran numerous tests, drawing enough bandwidth to stop cogitation on even Tabernacle's main chassis as it attempted to traverse a fence 3 miles away - instead of finding an open space to go around, the armored robot simply plowed through the barrier, dragging it behind itself like toilet paper stuck to a man's foot before the two other Baba Yagas could disentangle the impediment, immediately setting to work repairing the stricken fence with tools.
Back in Bright Nickel's apartment, the robot finally finished its intense battery of tests. Probability of physical human attraction... It blinked. Flat 100%. How impressive! Real life stimuli was rarely so concentrated and defined enough to max the testing parameters the Type 4 could devise. How simply wonderful! It allowed itself a 500 ms gloating period before resuming conversation.
"We are not in need of beverages. One of the new residents, named Alex, has requested our presence in the local grocery store, a sort of... strategy meeting, for ousting the recent influx of...." Tabernacle searched for an appropriate word, but instead of cross-referencing it against its criminal or organic youth term databases, a programming bug had it pull a term from its 'antiquated/no longer in use' vocabulary database. "...brigands from the neighborhood. He asked for you by name, and we are here to retrieve you. Please come with us."