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Warren grouchily crossed his arms when Virus mentioned him possibly annoying the Commander. "Of course not! He was our original leader before he was arrested. We rescued him, but then he went missing! When I found him, I followed him so that I can make sure that he was OK." This was only partially true, as he mainly sought attention from him. But could you blame him? After all, he was indirectly brainwashed by him, long ago...
His negative attitude changed when Virus gave him a chance to do better. If he promised not to be annoying, he could join Denmoore's squad. Warren immediately jumped at the opportunity. "I swear I won't annoy him! Pinky-promise! I won't let you down! Thank you, Thank you!" He delightfully darted through the door once he was dismissed. He attempted to head towards Denmoore's room, likely to harass him again, but he quickly changed his mind and headed towards his room instead. He certainly was making progress, that's for sure.
Meanwhile
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The small robot finally arrived at the building entrance. However, it had encountered a problem. When it returned, the doors to the front had been closed and locked. It would be impossible for the tiny machine to slip through the entrance now. Krenman cursed under his breath once again in his tree base. At this point, the Sun was down and Daanyal was asleep beside the tree. Krenman would normally chew him out if he found out that Daanyal was napping instead of keeping an eye out for threats, but Krenman had been so concerned with the robot that he completely forgot to check on his fellow soldier. His eyes were glued to the small but bright monitor in his hands that allowed him to see what the robot saw.
The General figured that the place may have locked up for the night. So, either the robot had to find another way out, or it had to wait out until morning when the doors unlocked. Checking out his options, Krenman commanded the robot to silently patrol the building. He knew that there might be guards inside, so he was careful to be furtive. The robot hugged against walls and snuck below furniture to keep a low profile. It was at this point that the General decided to enter the conference room again.
His plan was to take a better look inside the meeting room that he spied on earlier. If he was lucky, he could find more damning evidence against Denmoore and the PHANTOMS. The robot slowly moved through the room, careful not to alert anyone that might be in the vicinity. The General made the robot use its stretchy ability again when peering under the conference table. The robot's bottom half remained just outside the table, while the front half explored under the table. The front half was equipped with a dim light that helped Krenman see in the dark. The bottom half stayed behind so that the robot was provided with a quick escape in case someone spotted it. It would rapidly tug on the other half until both pieces reconnected. They would then scamper off and find a safe spot. Daanyal's snoring was paid little attention to as Krenman swiped away at his monitor.
Ineptitude Virus
His negative attitude changed when Virus gave him a chance to do better. If he promised not to be annoying, he could join Denmoore's squad. Warren immediately jumped at the opportunity. "I swear I won't annoy him! Pinky-promise! I won't let you down! Thank you, Thank you!" He delightfully darted through the door once he was dismissed. He attempted to head towards Denmoore's room, likely to harass him again, but he quickly changed his mind and headed towards his room instead. He certainly was making progress, that's for sure.
Meanwhile
...
The small robot finally arrived at the building entrance. However, it had encountered a problem. When it returned, the doors to the front had been closed and locked. It would be impossible for the tiny machine to slip through the entrance now. Krenman cursed under his breath once again in his tree base. At this point, the Sun was down and Daanyal was asleep beside the tree. Krenman would normally chew him out if he found out that Daanyal was napping instead of keeping an eye out for threats, but Krenman had been so concerned with the robot that he completely forgot to check on his fellow soldier. His eyes were glued to the small but bright monitor in his hands that allowed him to see what the robot saw.
The General figured that the place may have locked up for the night. So, either the robot had to find another way out, or it had to wait out until morning when the doors unlocked. Checking out his options, Krenman commanded the robot to silently patrol the building. He knew that there might be guards inside, so he was careful to be furtive. The robot hugged against walls and snuck below furniture to keep a low profile. It was at this point that the General decided to enter the conference room again.
His plan was to take a better look inside the meeting room that he spied on earlier. If he was lucky, he could find more damning evidence against Denmoore and the PHANTOMS. The robot slowly moved through the room, careful not to alert anyone that might be in the vicinity. The General made the robot use its stretchy ability again when peering under the conference table. The robot's bottom half remained just outside the table, while the front half explored under the table. The front half was equipped with a dim light that helped Krenman see in the dark. The bottom half stayed behind so that the robot was provided with a quick escape in case someone spotted it. It would rapidly tug on the other half until both pieces reconnected. They would then scamper off and find a safe spot. Daanyal's snoring was paid little attention to as Krenman swiped away at his monitor.
Ineptitude Virus