Elvario
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Just as Zahrah was happy to have made a new friend, both they and their latest friend were totally shocked by a loud noise. “Oh my!” Zahrah yelled out in surprise. “That sounded bad!” Suddenly Zahrah realised what an awful situation they might be in. “Oh no, oh no! Fire and gun blasts... this means... oh no! There might be terrorists aboard this ship!” That would be the absolute worst of worst case scenario's. In all their algorithms and calculations, terrorist were a constant cause of unhappiness and a very difficult group to make happy themselves, if not outright impossible.
When they were told not to go anywhere, they saluted. “Aye sir!” Oddly enough they were even put under arrest. How in the world could that be? Was it because they were too young? That must be it. Someone finally arrested them for having talked about adult things despite being a few negative thousand years old. That was terrible. They wondered how they were ever going to pay for such crimes and how they'd live on from there.
Sadly enough, that wasn't their only problem. It was getting smokier and smokier. However, they were told to sit still and not go anywhere! They were coughing a bit. They didn't need to eat or anything, but apparently their body needed to breath. How peculiar! Perhaps it was to air out the cotton inside of them? Either way, it was problematic, as breathing with all the smoke wasn't all that easy. They also feared their precious cotton would start smelling thoroughly like smoke, if it wasn't already.
“HELLO!?! SOMEONE?!? ANYONE?!?” Zahrah called out through the smoke, hoping to draw the attention of someone. “I WAS TOLD TO STAY HERE BUT IT IS GETTING REALLY SMOKEY!” Ah, what a horrendous situation to be in. Get out of the smoke and find a nicer place to continue existing or stay in the smoke and obey the wish and command of their latest friend? How as a construct supposed to chose between those two extremes? If they had tear ducts they'd most definitely be crying by now. Such an awful predicament to be in.
No, no. They had to be brave! Just like how they told their latest friend to brave. They could defeat this nasty smoke! Yes! They just had to find the courage to face it. “Smoke! Your time is at end! My friend told me to stay here, so you can't chase me out! Even if I'm feeling a little light-headed by now... and my eyes feel weird... and I think I can smell and taste nothing but smoke and I'm worried about the terrorists on this ship and... and...” Error 404. Comfort routine not found. They tried their best to get the emotional analysis running on themselves and 'fix' their own distress, but it did no work. Their inability to deal with their own emotions, not even being able to run a full-spectrum analysis on it, only made things harder on them.
“Smoke... smoke... go away... I so no... and I say nay... smoke... smoke... go away...” They started mumbling, vaguely recalling that a routine set of words might help them but not really sure why they remembered so. Was it their cotton-brain failing them due to the amount of smoke it'd been taking in? Was their brain too smoked too function? That hadn't happened since the last time they tried to run a Triple A game in Alpha on ultra settings. Truly, they felt like their mile high experience had turned into a real nightmare, but they'd persist. They couldn't let their friend down and leave this smoke-filled place without good reason.