New Face on the Space Base

Demonicmuffin

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The small girl wandered through the white corridors, walking casually amongst the many aliens of different shapes and sizes around her. While Sasha had been relieved of her duties as a security robot upon gaining sentience, she still had traces of her original programming left. Humans might refer to this as a “Force of Habit”. She was still in her uniform, standard issue, female shorts variant. As an android without bodily functions, she saw little need to change clothing, especially due to the special fabric the uniform was made of which was almost impossible to get dirty, at least on the frequently cleaned station.


She had never actually been off of the station, and while several of the academy staff had insisted on her broadening her horizons by visiting Earth, she saw little cause for it at the moment.


”Efficiency is valuable. Use of teleportation to Earth and back without a goal is a wasteful venture. Maintaining public order is a valuable use of time.” She thought to herself, crossing her arms and nodding confidently. She encountered another robot, this one very much less human looking than her, a standard model.


”{Good work ID#5432, Maintain patrolling assigned sector until designated time.}” She messaged the droid through their shared network, the other model saluting and returning to its duties, Sasha returning the gesture, continuing her path. She was in between the residential and Business districts on the 4th ring. While the area was no Corona, it was a tourism location which geared towards both residents, as well as visitors, containing many family restaurants and other smaller recreational venues, such as virtual bowling alleys and salons. Children of all sorts of species ran playfully here, alongside visitors from Manta Carlos, hoping for a more relaxing and economic visit than one would have in the Corona.


While trouble in this district was uncommon, as it was on most of the S.O.S., there was still risk of petty thieves and purse snatchers. There was another reason she was here however. Being one of the only models given a human look, tourists from Manta Carlos were likely to find the android less intimidating than the standard models, or even some of the alien residents. The cluttered area was easy to get lost in, especially if someone was unfamiliar with the area.


”Lost visitors can become panicked, causing unrest. Must assist in avoiding possibility.” She thought to herself, putting a small pin on her scarf that represented an S.O.S. Public Order Assistant, before standing by if necessary action was needed.
 
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C.J.

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Tayler never thought she’d find herself up in space. Let alone lost in space. Or at least on a space station. She ignored the voice in her head telling her to ask for help, instead stubbornly pressing onward. When she left to go on her adventures she expected to keep her boots on the ground, as there had never been a Knight in space before. Not that she knew of anyway.


Walking around blindly, she didn’t even know what she was doing here. Her Master had insisted she had to go back to school so she could be a cultured Knight one day, so begrudgingly she agreed. But she found herself completely lost. Very unbefitting of a Knight. Whether it be space or the ground, she shouldn’t ever be getting lost. She decided to scout out where all her classrooms are so she can find them easy on the first day. Starlight Academy had been simple enough to navigate, but Satellite Academy less so.


Amidst the crowd she sighs to herself and stops walking, leaning against a wall. Was any of this really necessary? How’d she even end up in space anyway for some extra class? Almost everyone who passed by was taller than her, she was finding it difficult to maintain her composure as her mind raced and anxiety grew. Stop it, get it together! Ask for directions already.


Wanting to remain independent and finding the class she had to go to was no longer an option. Relenting, Tayler pushed off the wall and looked around, trying to find someone at least resembling a humanoid to ask for directions.


Through the crowd that’s when she spots a girl with a pin reading ‘S.O.S. Public Order Assistant’ through the eye slits in her mask. She always had good eyesight after all. Swallowing her pride, Tayler begins walking over, clearing her throat and trying to lower her voice to sound less nervous and more confident. “A-hem, excuse me Miss, I seem to be a bit lost.”
 

Demonicmuffin

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A strangely dressed individual approached the android, seemingly wearing some sort of medieval clothing. “Apparel highly inefficient. Voice and Mannerisms indicate nervousness. Facial, body, and voice structure indicates target as female.” Sasha thought to herself, looking the human up and down.


“Does there seem to be an issue Miss? Here at the Starlight Observation Station, we value our visitors wellbeing. As such, I come fully equipped to deal with all manner of situations if the need arises.” She stated, her voice monotone, without the expressive nature of a human’s. Here reticle shaped eyes pupils stared unblinking at the other girls face, ones and zeroes flashing periodically on her iris as she searched through data to identify the human.


“There is no need to be distressed Taylor Blake. It must be overwhelming being here for your first time, but I assure you that these individuals will not harm you. Every sector is equipped with its very own law enforcement for your safety needs.” She continued, gesturing at the crowd of intergalactic beings, quickly scanning through school directories as well as station teleportation records to gather info.


”I am designation number 5754, now known as Sasha. It is nice to meet you. What is your name?” The android said holding out her gloved hand. She had been told that it was important to introduce oneself and ask for ones name when meeting someone for the first time.
 
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