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ugh_emotions) wrote in
unfinishedlibrary2026-01-20 07:47 pm
Log01.entry
Who: SecUnit, Charles, and eventually other people depending on how things go lots of other people, everyone join in
What: SecUnit checks up Charles, no one has a good time
When: Just before the start of the Story
Where: The stacks
Content warnings: SecUnit getting accidentally bricked
Every time SecUnit or one of its drones caught sight of Charles, he seemed to look even more dead than the last time.
Which was weird. He was already dead (which was also weird), surely he couldn't get any more dead. You were either dead or you weren't.
Whatever. It wasn't SecUnit's problem. Charles wasn't one of its humans. It didn't need to worry about him.
(It worried about him.)
Eventually though, it gets to the point where it can't ignore it anymore, and it stomps over to where Charles is in the Stacks.
"What's wrong with you?" it demands.
What: SecUnit checks up Charles, no one has a good time
When: Just before the start of the Story
Where: The stacks
Content warnings: SecUnit getting accidentally bricked
Every time SecUnit or one of its drones caught sight of Charles, he seemed to look even more dead than the last time.
Which was weird. He was already dead (which was also weird), surely he couldn't get any more dead. You were either dead or you weren't.
Whatever. It wasn't SecUnit's problem. Charles wasn't one of its humans. It didn't need to worry about him.
(It worried about him.)
Eventually though, it gets to the point where it can't ignore it anymore, and it stomps over to where Charles is in the Stacks.
"What's wrong with you?" it demands.

no subject
(It was not, in fact, an anagram.)
There was something wrong with him, it says. I thought he needed medical attention. Or, you know, whatever the equivalent of that is for dead humans. I guess if that kind of effect happens when he's, uh, upset...he probably needs trauma treatment.
Which, you know. They didn't have here.