DrBones
Promise Nothing Deliver Less
Project B20 scuttled through the proportionately-spacious vents of the school. It knew the vents like the back of its hand, even though it had known light for only thirty light-dark cycles. It had to know the vents; those giant, unnatural things would catch it, and... it didn't know what would happen to it. B20 occasionally saw things just like itself in some rooms, through the vents. Though they were of a similar size, they did not move... save for when one of the giant things had its way with them. The giant thing would... grab, and tear, and use all sorts of hideous-looking tools on it, and then... it would take them away, never to be seen again! B20 shuddered in absolute fear and revulsion, desperately trying to wish away one of the few memories it had, beyond the eternal darkness and muffled noise of the metal prison it escaped from.
Project B20 peered through a grate in the vents, checking the hallways for any signs of life. It knew where it was: it was just above that strange room with the different-colored countertops that the things made fire from. They sometimes filled the vents with foul smoke that clung to Project B20 like hideous paint. However, B20 knew that this place held amazing treasures. The smaller things, things only about half B20's size, swarmed around here. Though they often ran when B20 approached them, it knew that the things loved the bits of squishy material the giant things often left behind. If it could steal a bit of material, it could attract one. If B20 could attract one... it could get a friend. A hard-skinned friend with two weird wiry things on its head, but a friend nonetheless.
All B20 had to do was wait until nobody was there...
Project B20 peered through a grate in the vents, checking the hallways for any signs of life. It knew where it was: it was just above that strange room with the different-colored countertops that the things made fire from. They sometimes filled the vents with foul smoke that clung to Project B20 like hideous paint. However, B20 knew that this place held amazing treasures. The smaller things, things only about half B20's size, swarmed around here. Though they often ran when B20 approached them, it knew that the things loved the bits of squishy material the giant things often left behind. If it could steal a bit of material, it could attract one. If B20 could attract one... it could get a friend. A hard-skinned friend with two weird wiry things on its head, but a friend nonetheless.
All B20 had to do was wait until nobody was there...