Unidentified Flying AI

Zell

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@"Horus" @"Cucumber Sempai"

The sky was tinted a reddish-yellow color when DJ pulled the door closed behind her and bid her little bundle of joy a good night.

Tevyntr was past the age where he would stomp his little feet and cry when she left. Now he simply ran up to her and hug her legs tightly before running away again into the apartment and making the babysitter's life a little harder than it needed to be. And she would likely hear the babysitter lying about how good he'd been that night and laugh to herself while chiding him for being not that good.

A sigh.

She loved Tevvie, really she did, but sometimes she couldn't help but think about how difficult it was to live her life with him around. He costed a lot of money even if he didn't know it, and that kind of money was not easy to come by, and not that type that she could easily get by freelancing alone.

As she walked down the street, her hands in her pockets, she glanced up at the sky and then looked back down, giving a rock a solid kick.

She had the feeling that tonight was going to be a long, bothersome night.
 

Cucumber Sempai

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She really shouldn't go for a run. There was all the exams coming up in three more days... Cam had been sitting, staring at her biology notes and taking in none of them for the past half hour, before she stood up. There was clearly no way she was going to get anything done in here. Studying, when her body clearly wanted to get out and more? No way!

She tugged on her simple SA labelled running gear, a full waterbottle on a belt attachment, and her phone and earbuds. Outside her building, she plopped her keys inside her butt pocket, and did a few warm up stretches. Without further ado, the girl was off, the murky mud colour of confusion and boredom on her skin, turning into the relaxing and warm orange that was her exercising shade. Her ponytail bounced in the breeze as she ran.

This evening, she decided to angle towards the town, not wanting to run around the school grounds, or forest. She'd been being lazy, running almost exclusively in that area. A new location, a new frame of mind, or so Cameron told herself. So, she jogged the entire way into town, and slowed down to a brisk walk once there, taking a sip or two of her water.

There was no need to rush right? But there was the tiniest prickle of guilt in her gut.
 

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@"Anzellous" @"Cucumber Sempai"

This was what an earth sunset looked like. How... anticlimactic.

Yesterday had read about earth sunsets in some books that he'd found in the dumps where he wandered, and all the humans always described them as awe inspiring and beautiful and a magnitude of other things. But now that he was staring at the orange-yellow sky looming over the city, he found it somewhat lacking. It was pretty, but not as pretty as the stars themselves.

Now that the dark was setting in, Yesterday began to stand out more and more. His hair began to take on that eerie glow and his eyes shone in the dark like night lights. His skin even seemed to glow, being so pale that it was considered very abnormal for the average joe. Perhaps he should hide before the humans saw him. It was getting late and the city always seemed to have humans out late. Nocturnal habits, perhaps?

He kept walking, though, recording the scenes around him like a movie. It wasn't until a rock landed at his feet did he pause, staring down at it before looking up to find the source.

There was a human female walking towards him. She had kicked that rock, correct? Was it some sort of human greeting?

Yesterday kicked the rock right back, the pebble landing at her feet. Was he supposed to do that? What if he wasn't? What if it was a rude gesture?

He didn't know. He didn't like not knowing.
 

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DJ wasn't looking where she was going. Her life was on autopilot at this point, moving her feet and taking her to where she wanted to go with minimal input or higher thought function from her brain. It was almost the most perfectly monotonous day she could imagine. The same sunset she'd looked at for years, and had lost its luster as the day reached its end.

A ball of anxiety settled in her stomach as she crossed the street and turned at the corner.

She hadn't expected the pebble to come bouncing back. Curious, she stopped walking and looked up to better see what had sent it towards her.

It was... well, she wasn't quiet sure what it was. It... looked like a human, but it was also glowing in a way that humans most certainly were not supposed to glow. On top of that there was just this... subtle discomfort that she felt looking at it. Like there was something intrinsically wrong with them. Something that prickled under her skin and made her question their nature.

And then she heard it.

It was like a symphony, loud and clear from that person she heard beautiful transcendent music the likes of which she'd never heard before. It was beyond her understanding yet it was also something that she couldn't escape. It enveloped her puny mind and made her question herself and everything that meant anything to her. It was... simply magnificent.

She inhaled sharply and walked towards them, her eyes alight with excitement at this chance. The technomancer had never heard anything to trance-inducing, so beautiful.

"Excuse me," She tried. "My name is DJ... who... are you?"

@"Horus" @"Cucumber Sempai"
 

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@"Anzellous"

Okay, so maybe he didn't screw up that badly... did he? He couldn't be sure yet, because the woman looked up at him with an expression he could analyze as a cross between discomfort and awe. She continued to stare and stare, and perhaps he did insult her rather gravely after all.

Yesterday was about to open his mouth to apologize and skitter away like a spider with a light shone on it when she slowly approached him, the expression of awe growing. She also looked... what, excited? Did he greet her properly, then?

DJ? That was a human name, wasn't it? Yesterday couldn't help but grin. Ah, so he wasn't tackled straight onto his face and he wasn't hit, so he must've done something right!

"I'm Yesterday." He didn't think it was odd that a human would approach him on the street and ask him his name, though he wasn't sure who it was that started the interaction in the first place.

He'd also yet to grasp proper emotions, so his tone was a drone and flat without any variation. It almost sounded like a GPS or computer program talking rather than a person, minus the static.
 
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