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Aiedail
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a character in “The Multiverse”, as played by Script
Description
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So begins...
Aiedail's Story
Aiedail activated her jets, and promptly shot through the roof, a distant cry of "Oooh, shit! Oops!" echoing downwards.
Aiedail entered the bar, humming to herself - or at least her equivalent of doing so. Instead of humming, she simply played the song she was 'humming' from small speakers in her ears. The android's eyes fell on the giant robot in the centre of the bar, and her eyebrows rose.
"Ooh, what's this then?" she pondered, her form already shifting to more accommodate battle. Her right arm shifted into an oversized plasma cannon, seemingly out of proportion with the rest of her body, and her left into a similarly oversized blade.
"Initiating plasma charge. Power at... 30%" she murmured, as her cannon began to glow blue, something resembling a loading bar appearing on its side.
"Ooh, what's this then?" she pondered, her form already shifting to more accommodate battle. Her right arm shifted into an oversized plasma cannon, seemingly out of proportion with the rest of her body, and her left into a similarly oversized blade.
"Initiating plasma charge. Power at... 30%" she murmured, as her cannon began to glow blue, something resembling a loading bar appearing on its side.
Aiedail stood calmly, ignoring everything that didn't directly affect her. "Cannon charge at eighty percent!"
Aiedail began to bring her other systems into gear, jets in her various extremities activating to lift her off of the ground. "Cannon charge at ninety five percent." she murmured, rising further off the ground. She then, without further warning, launched herself forwards with great speed, her kinetic and energy barriers at full capacity to protect herself from the onslaught of lightning and lasers that would surely be directed towards her.
Circling around to the back of the creature, Aiedail would attempt to bring her blade - incidentally stronger than titanium - down towards its 'neck' joint, hoping to find a weak spot there. Whether that penetrated or not, Aiedail would then withdraw her blade, and propel herself backwards a few feet, levelling her cannon at the same joint. "One hundred percent!" she yelled, before firing.
The cannon launched a high power burst of plasma and pure energy 'laser' toward the joint, of the sort that could punch through starship armour (and had on other occasions).
Circling around to the back of the creature, Aiedail would attempt to bring her blade - incidentally stronger than titanium - down towards its 'neck' joint, hoping to find a weak spot there. Whether that penetrated or not, Aiedail would then withdraw her blade, and propel herself backwards a few feet, levelling her cannon at the same joint. "One hundred percent!" she yelled, before firing.
The cannon launched a high power burst of plasma and pure energy 'laser' toward the joint, of the sort that could punch through starship armour (and had on other occasions).
Aiedail nodded, satisfied. The android lowered herself to the ground slowly, and glanced around. "Who wants to pick up the bill for damage, then?"
Aiedail walked into the bar, a spring in her step, as per usual. The android glanced about the room curiously, before proceeding to the bar counter in imitation of most patrons who entered.
"Greetings, bartender!" she exclaimed "I shall not have a drink, but talking to you is the first step most take when entering this bar!"
"Greetings, bartender!" she exclaimed "I shall not have a drink, but talking to you is the first step most take when entering this bar!"
Aiedail entered the bar via the door, for once. Rather than creating a hole in the ceiling, wall or otherwise, the android simply pushed the door open and entered. Pacing across the bar, she approached the counter, where she greeted the tender enthusiastically.
"Hello bartender!" Aiedail exclaimed, smiling brightly. "I do not require any form of sustenance at this time, but in order to imitate the pattern of fleshform behaviour, I am approaching you regardless! Have a good day!"
With that, the android turned from him, leaving him entirely bemused and confused. Aiedail then approached Lore with a smile. "Hello!" she said cheerily, "You are heavily enhanced, stranger, there is a lot of technology inside you, for a fleshform! Why is this?"
"Hello bartender!" Aiedail exclaimed, smiling brightly. "I do not require any form of sustenance at this time, but in order to imitate the pattern of fleshform behaviour, I am approaching you regardless! Have a good day!"
With that, the android turned from him, leaving him entirely bemused and confused. Aiedail then approached Lore with a smile. "Hello!" she said cheerily, "You are heavily enhanced, stranger, there is a lot of technology inside you, for a fleshform! Why is this?"
Aiedail continued to smile cheerily, bobbing up on the balls of her feet. "Inadvisable course of action, fleshform! Your bullets are predicted to cause approximately two to three percent damage to my kinetic shielding, and no detectable damage to my physical form! Running on the basis that you have only seven bullets in your weapon, and you only have two, if my scans are correct, that means that you will only be able to reduce my shielding by approximately forty percent before reloading! And then what? Surely you do not assume that I will give you time to reload? Most fleshforms known enough not to assume that!"
Aiedail smiled. "I feel it only fair to inform you of the low likelihood that you will survive a violent confrontation, fleshform!"
Aiedail smiled. "I feel it only fair to inform you of the low likelihood that you will survive a violent confrontation, fleshform!"
Aiedail blinked, after a momentary unexpected shutdown and reboot. "Fleshform! Why are you shooting that small fleshform?" she queried, wandering after Lore curiously. She made no attempt to interfere with the killing of the child-like creature, apparently ambivalent about the whole affair.
"I was under the impression that most fleshforms were attached to the smaller fleshforms! Is this not the case for you, individual fleshform?"
"I was under the impression that most fleshforms were attached to the smaller fleshforms! Is this not the case for you, individual fleshform?"
Aiedail winced. "Ooh, that's nasty." she stated, peering at all the black goo. "Fleshforms make such ugly messes when they die!"
Aiedail continued to follow Lore, like a bad smell. Wait, the writer had used that simile before! Oh well. "Fleshform, you are being most impolite! I have posed several questions to you, and you have categorically disregarded them!" she stated, placing her hands on her hips crossly. "Why have your thought patterns so suddenly altered? Your mind seems to be acting more like a typical fleshform's now, yet your biological and synthetic ratios have not changed. Why is this?"
This, was a predicament.
"Computer, remind me again how you came to the conclusion that this path of descent was blockage free?" Aiedail asked as she plummeted through the sky, directly toward the roof of Gambit's Hotel. And all the ten floors beneath it.
"No obstruction was detected by my scanners. I apologise for the miscalculation, I believe that the building is invisible to my sensors."
Aiedail rolled her eyes. "That's great to know, computer! Would've been nice if we could have figured that out earlier, though! Maybe next time you ca-" The android's words were cut off as she impacted the roof, wood, brick and plaster splintering around her as she punched a hole in it. Wham, there was the tenth floor... crack, the ninth... crunch the eighth...
This went on in a predictable manner, until...
Crash. The android landed with a startingly loud boom, creating a moderately sized crater in the middle of the bar floor, sending tables and chairs flying and splintering.
"Crap!"
"Computer, remind me again how you came to the conclusion that this path of descent was blockage free?" Aiedail asked as she plummeted through the sky, directly toward the roof of Gambit's Hotel. And all the ten floors beneath it.
"No obstruction was detected by my scanners. I apologise for the miscalculation, I believe that the building is invisible to my sensors."
Aiedail rolled her eyes. "That's great to know, computer! Would've been nice if we could have figured that out earlier, though! Maybe next time you ca-" The android's words were cut off as she impacted the roof, wood, brick and plaster splintering around her as she punched a hole in it. Wham, there was the tenth floor... crack, the ninth... crunch the eighth...
This went on in a predictable manner, until...
Crash. The android landed with a startingly loud boom, creating a moderately sized crater in the middle of the bar floor, sending tables and chairs flying and splintering.
"Crap!"
From the piles of splintered wood and clouds of dust, a loud coughing could be heard, followed by a tirade of "Blasted computer! Why did I even program you? It's a ten storey building-- I counted! How could you not notice that?!" Aiedail emerged from the crater scowling, brushing herself off.
"Hello, fleshforms! Sorry about your roof. I think I may have broken it, a bit. And the floor, come to think of it." The android glanced around. "And a fair number of tables. And a number of people. But! All is well, no real harm done!" Apart from the bleeding drunkards in the corner, but who cared about them, really?
"Hello, fleshforms! Sorry about your roof. I think I may have broken it, a bit. And the floor, come to think of it." The android glanced around. "And a fair number of tables. And a number of people. But! All is well, no real harm done!" Apart from the bleeding drunkards in the corner, but who cared about them, really?
Aiedail wandered over to Genocide idly. "Hello, fellow not-fleshform!" she said cheerily. "Are you a sentient AI, or just a UI? Or an abbreviation that remains unmentioned?"
The android was seemingly oblivious of the tension between Oen and Terraa, happily tapping the robot on the arm.
The android was seemingly oblivious of the tension between Oen and Terraa, happily tapping the robot on the arm.
"Model VXV-04G? Never heard of you! Computer, look it up!" Aiedail exclaimed. The absence of any nearby computers suggested that the android had a link to some other computer. Or was just nuts.
"Searching... searching... Match found: Model VXV-04G, Codename Genocide. Manufactured by Virgo Corp. Genocide is a Prototype Long Range/Biological Attack Vasteel. Last known pilot reported missing in action."
Aiedail blinked. That meant very little to her. "Very nice, computer. But what? Oh well."
"Searching... searching... Match found: Model VXV-04G, Codename Genocide. Manufactured by Virgo Corp. Genocide is a Prototype Long Range/Biological Attack Vasteel. Last known pilot reported missing in action."
Aiedail blinked. That meant very little to her. "Very nice, computer. But what? Oh well."
"A Virtual Intelligence Navigation, Notification and Armament Computer! Or Vienna for short!" Aiedail replied. "I would advise you to do as the large scary hulking robot says, unidentifed fleshform! Vienna just copied its specification to me, and its a nasty piece of machinery! It's not called Genocide for nothing!"
Aiedail seemed remarkably cheery about this entire thing. "You aren't a very intelligent fleshform, are you?" she directed towards Oen.
Aiedail seemed remarkably cheery about this entire thing. "You aren't a very intelligent fleshform, are you?" she directed towards Oen.
Aiedail suddenly and unexpectedly had to go disappear into the back room, while her writer went to eat.
The low sound of jets resonated through the bar building as Aiedail descended towards it once again. Given that they were already present, the android felt it was only logical to use the holes in the building that she had accidentally created during her last entrance, and consequently entered the bar via a hole in the ceiling.
"Good day, patrons!" she said cheerily, landing on the floor with a light tap and making her way over to the bar counter. "Bartender!"
The man behind the counter looked up from his work with a grimace. He remembered this one. Last time she asked for a bloody plug socket. "What do you want..?" the man asked with no small degree of apprehension.
"I'll have whatever..." Aiedail glanced around, attempting to find a normal-looking patron. "He's having!" the android pointed a finger towards Siren.
"Good day, patrons!" she said cheerily, landing on the floor with a light tap and making her way over to the bar counter. "Bartender!"
The man behind the counter looked up from his work with a grimace. He remembered this one. Last time she asked for a bloody plug socket. "What do you want..?" the man asked with no small degree of apprehension.
"I'll have whatever..." Aiedail glanced around, attempting to find a normal-looking patron. "He's having!" the android pointed a finger towards Siren.
The bartender shrugged, and slid Aiedail a glass of the orange juice he'd poured for Siren, with a muttering of "Don't fry your circuits." before he went back to wiping things down, as bartenders were wont to do.
Aiedail grinned to Siren, taking the drink and walking to take a place next to him. "Hi!" she exclaimed with enthusiasm, "My name is Aiedail, what is yours? And why are you wet? Have you recently fallen into a body of water such as a lake, river or pond?"
Aiedail grinned to Siren, taking the drink and walking to take a place next to him. "Hi!" she exclaimed with enthusiasm, "My name is Aiedail, what is yours? And why are you wet? Have you recently fallen into a body of water such as a lake, river or pond?"