Megaman.EXE | Hub Hikari (
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001 | Voice
[Hey there, everyone, got another new imPort hitting the network for the first time. Another child imPort too, if the voice is anything to go by.
The commuicator ID reads "Megaman.EXE." It also reads"Hub Hikari," a fact that he is blissfully unaware of. Feel free to enlighten him.]
Finally.
[There's a relieved sigh and a quiet thunk on the other end of the line. Getting the communicator to do what he wanted took him a lot longer than he would have liked. Being on this side of a GUI is so awkward, how do humans even manage it? It's part of why he went for voice instead of video or text - not having to stare at the screen the whole time hurts his eyes less.
His voice is a bit muffled when he continues, and he sounds very, very tired.]
So, um. This is probably a silly question, but...is it normal to have headaches all the time?
I mean, I know it's not normal-normal. It's just...they said the thing that brought me here didn't know how to handle me, that there were "leftovers" from my real body. But I don't really know what that means, or what being human is supposed to feel like, so I don't know if what I've been feeling is normal or if I should be concerned or what. I don't think they'd just let me go if there was something wrong with me, but...I don't know. I'm kind of new to this.
[It's not really a lie. He was only human for about a year, and he's been a Netnavi for over a decade now. This is so far off his concept of "normal" that it's not even funny. Especially since he has a very good reason to be paranoid about his health.]
--oh, almost forgot. My name's Megaman. Nice to meet everyone.
The commuicator ID reads "Megaman.EXE." It also reads"Hub Hikari," a fact that he is blissfully unaware of. Feel free to enlighten him.]
Finally.
[There's a relieved sigh and a quiet thunk on the other end of the line. Getting the communicator to do what he wanted took him a lot longer than he would have liked. Being on this side of a GUI is so awkward, how do humans even manage it? It's part of why he went for voice instead of video or text - not having to stare at the screen the whole time hurts his eyes less.
His voice is a bit muffled when he continues, and he sounds very, very tired.]
So, um. This is probably a silly question, but...is it normal to have headaches all the time?
I mean, I know it's not normal-normal. It's just...they said the thing that brought me here didn't know how to handle me, that there were "leftovers" from my real body. But I don't really know what that means, or what being human is supposed to feel like, so I don't know if what I've been feeling is normal or if I should be concerned or what. I don't think they'd just let me go if there was something wrong with me, but...I don't know. I'm kind of new to this.
[It's not really a lie. He was only human for about a year, and he's been a Netnavi for over a decade now. This is so far off his concept of "normal" that it's not even funny. Especially since he has a very good reason to be paranoid about his health.]
--oh, almost forgot. My name's Megaman. Nice to meet everyone.
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I'm-- guessin' you're a navi, then?
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Huh, so you're like, a really advanced AI? [ A beat of silence, and he adds, ] Who... looks like a kid?
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Yup! I'm the same age as my operator.
[He means that both in terms of his appearance and their chronological ages. Because clearly this needs to be more confusing. He also has no idea why his design might be considered strange, his frame is honestly one of the more "normal" looking ones.]
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Well, I was.
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Even weirder that they managed to make you, like, part human when they pulled you here. Sounds like you're gonna go through some growin' pains before the month's over.