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You have me in the chokehold
I literally have been non-stop thinking about the fam looking for him!!! And also Goliath got that yummy "I like him as an enemy not an ally" vibe going.
Even Sun's enemies like his spicy sass!!! The plants even love him like omg. Sunnnnn đ«°đ
Save him!! You've got me gagged.
I literally can't stop teehee-ing over the idea of Moon and Solar falling apart looking for him while probably not sharing the entire truth with the others.
I keep imagining how the first reveal will go, I hope that the fam find him all the hearts break. I want Sun to be a heartbreaker!!
Plus, you know me, I just want Sun and Lunar to fight because I think it'll be so dramatic to see!!!
[Bad end au 2] A sleepless night
âI love the fact that I can look into your eyes and see nothing but liesâŠâ
Two weeks before Dark Sun kickdrop Nexus for Sun.
The sound of dripping water disturbed Sunâs already fragile sleep.
The lily-colored animatronic groaned lazily on the bed, its metallic senses sinking deep into the soft quilt, struggling like a lazy child refusing to wake up.
The dim electric blue light covered Sunâs small, narrow room like a curtain, reflecting the solitude of its owner, when the most prominent thing in this room was only a few plum blossom petals that Molten had collected and placed on Sunâs desk.
Sun couldnât sleep. The robot didnât need to sleep, but closing his eyes and turning off the power still brought about a certain feeling of comfort.Â
It was just that⊠The tasks that Father assigned piled up on top of each other, spinning Sun around like a pinwheel, to the point that even when Sun lay down, his interface system still popped up with painful notifications of things to do.
And today was one of those days when the restlessness Sun shouldnât have felt in his chest suddenly became more intense, like the way the sensor in his abdomen contracted, rolling as if someoneâs nails were scratching it, or the screws in his body suddenly became too heavy, too wobbly for Sunâs liking.
Putting his hand on his chest, Sun realized that his fan was too hot. The warmth radiating from the metal casing tickled Sunâs fingers, making him unconsciously press harder, as if testing whether the heat would melt his hand.Â
His claws leisurely ran along the gold plating, slowly spreading up his neck, touching the red tassel and pressing down hard.
âItâs hard to imagine what would happen if he squeezed harder.â
Sun thought absentmindedly, as his hands gently caressed and drew the joints of his neck. The cold hard steel, with its circular patterns and sturdy screws, held the wire he walked in one direction. He could almost feel the heat of the electricity running, the clocks and gears slowly turning to simulate the biological mechanism of a human.
The child whose neck he had broken the day before didn't have time to scream, nor did it shed a drop of blood. Just a stiff crunch of broken bones and a panicked wheeze, mixed with the tears of the small hand trying to reach Sun's arm before it stopped.
It was almost like a hug when Sun wrapped his arms around the child's neck. Soft, small and warm, and then there was no warmth left. Even as he ran his arms through the child's hair or held it completely in his arms, what he touched was still numb as ice, cold as winter seawater, and stiff as a machine.
Sun had kept the child like that for almost a day before Father came to make him throw it away. âIt was so unhygienicâ, that's what he was told when his Father threw the child into the blender.
âWhere do you think the fertilizer for my potted plants comes from, you stupid child.â Creator pointed to the lush, mutated potted plants that grew twisted and twisted all over their lair, to the ancient tree beside the bridge that swirled with dark water below.
âSoul for energy, flesh and blood for fertilizer, and bones for materials.â
âIt seems that despite all the modifications, you are still making me feel so disappointedâŠâ
Creatorâs voice hummed, and in that dark darkness, Sun was not alone. Something writhed and trembled, the cries of trapped remnants, cracked skulls staring intently at himâ
Sun was released about a day later.
The blood was something sweet and dirty, it was slippery and sticky on Sunâs metal skin, dripping with every step he took.
And the smell was the worst. Like rotten pizza and rotten fish, Sun couldnât wash away the smell even after using countless detergents.
Sun didnât remember how long it took him to clean and dispose of all the meat stuck to his bell after he crawled out of the holeâŠ
***
âDo you want to get out yet, my boy?â
The Creatorâs voice was sweet as honey but full of venom. The brain looked down at the yellow animatronic covered in blood that was trembling non-stop, but still couldnât drop something like a childâs skull in his arms.
âThen bring Lunar to me.â
***
Squirming to sit up, Sun didnât think he could lie down any longer, as his processor was now repeating the image of maggots crawling on him for the nth time.
He really didnât know what to do⊠Capture Lunar?
Lunar was much stronger than Sun⊠And the boy was smart too⊠There was no way Sun could fool his little brother.
And he didnât want toâŠ
The dilemma made him fiddle with the bandage wrapped around his hand. The red smelled rancid, but Sun still wrapped the soft fabric around his fingertips and pulled.
He would rather be destroyed again than to choose something like this.
In truth, Sun didnât like any of Æ°hat his father had ordered.
It was wrong in every way, and Lunar was someone he never wanted to hurt.
But every time he thought like that, something was washed through his system, and the desire to obey his father grew stronger and stronger, making the morality Sun tried to cling on withered.
Sun didnât understand why in the past, he could scream and curse at his father as much as possible but now, just a shake of the head from Creator was enough to make his 1 and 0 coded heart cringe.
Follow, follow, follow, that's what his head and code table whispered, it was almost like an addiction, the excitement and joy of completing what his father asked.
And Sun was always the one to follow, and no matter how much he resisted, he still couldn't fight back.
Because father is family.
And it's better to be a heartless dog than to make his father sad.
Maybe being broken would be easier to fix than this. Sun sighed, standing up. The wandering thoughts in his head made Sun wish that if there was something that could help him manage both, both pleasing Creator and keeping Lunar safe, then Sun would be satisfied.
His feet touched the cold floor, the sound of metal clanking as Sun carefully opened the door and stepped out.
The cold wind blew through him, blowing cold air onto Sun's rays.
The smooth whiteness flowed like silk into his vision. The silence was as bleak as a mirror, following the corner of Sun's feet. Father was probably out with his friend somewhere, or still busy in the lab.Â
Sun alone, toiling, wandering, perhaps cleaning up again if he got too bored, though Sun usually tried not to. More or less, this was the only free time he had when Father wasn't sending him and Molten off to some unknown time and space to find something or deal with someone his brain desired.
He tried to hum a tune, but sadly, there was nothing in his head right now. The sound of running water grew louder, as he stepped onto the bridge.Â
The echoes echoed along with the sound of the bells wrapped around Sun's wrists, bouncing off the steel on the bridge. The cool scent of water tickled his sensory system, caressing the golden animatronicâs back as the green leaves gently brushed against Sunâs light.
It was 4am, his internal clock system announced softly. The water flowed gently, bottomless, pitch black and glowing with chemical green. The flower petals drifted, occasionally a plum blossom petal would touch Sunâs shoulder, the playful lines on the hem of his skirt wrapped around his waist.
Sun was lost in thought, but there was really nothing on his mind.
It was just the familiar feeling of stagnation that even cleaning had lost its charm, not after he had scrubbed this lair more than a dozen times a day. The wind blew, the waves rolled, and everything drifted out of Sunâs control like some planet lost its orbit.
âSo this is what you do when our esteemed father lets you rest?â
âPathetic. Canât you think of anything more helpful to our Creator, Sun?â
Sun didnât even need to look. His audio processor could have picked up that arrogant and even-tempered tone anywhere.
âOh, Goliath. Didnât see you there? Heh⊠What business does our father have with me?â
The silence of the gears slowly turning against each other. A harsh growl answered, as rough as gravel being crushed into dust.
â⊠No.â
âSo you came out here on your own?â Sun raised an eyebrow, his pearly eyes narrowing in amusement, ignoring the instinct that told him not to provoke the sleeping lion, or this time, a gorilla.
âWhoa! And I thought you only knew how to follow the Creatorâs orders and turn off the power? How amazing.âÂ
âCongratulations, you finally have thoughts on your own.â
Sun was genuinely surprised by his counterpartâs actions, but the words he uttered under the influence of his lack of a personality chip made his words sound rather sarcastic.
And honestly, Sun didnât care if Goliath decided to strangle him here.
âShut your mouth. Youâre the last person I want to hear that come out of your mouth. Iâm not here to entertain an inferior thing like you.â
The giant animatronic, with a haughty and disdainful look, stared at him as if he were looking at an ant on the ground, or a puppy that had been hit by a car and the vet had long gone to sleep, leaving it to writhe and bleed on the side of the road to dead.
Sun just sighed, compared to what Goliath usually said, this could be considered the gentlest. The gorilla seemed to be in some sort of moody mood as well, as they too turned their gazes to the river like him, saying nothing, only their processors making clicking noises of recognition.
âSo Goliath⊠If not because Father wants to see me⊠What are you doing here?â
The silence was a perfect chord for a tone-deaf man. Sun hadnât meant to ask, but the restlessness that existed deep within his code made his mouth conjure up the huge elephant in the room.
Of course, the only response he got was a slap across the face, a ruffling of a catâs fur.
âNone of your business.â Their voices were mocking, and defensive.
They looked as if they would break his entire beam before throwing him into the water, and pulled him up. And did it again. Again and again because Sunâs metal is too heavy for him to swim.
But Goliath wasnât his father. So Sun could still calmly ignore the hidden threats in the words of the one who treated silence as a competition and they always had to be the champion, and let his mind drift into nothingness, which Sun did quite a lot these days.
âSuit yourself.â Sun yawned. He suddenly felt a little cold, which was strange considering the fact that he was just a robot. The feeling of exhaustion from every bolt, which had been getting heavier latelyâŠ
Sun wasnât the smartest, but even he himself had figured out that being so close to the Wither Storm debris wasnât a good thing.
âYou shouldnât be like this. I remember you used to be so muchââ
There was something annoyed in Goliathâs voice, making Sun turn back to look at him in spite of himself.
Maybe it was anger, or nostalgia. Or maybe his fan was faulty. Sun didn't understand, nor could he remember how to handle it, as a burning sensation in his chest that made it hard to breathe came as quickly as it had gone, before being extinguished as coldly as Goliath's words had metaphorically nailed into Sun's head.
What did Goliath expect Sun to be?
Uptight, cowardly, too helpless in his own emotions?
Imprisoned by fear of everything?
Stupid to the end?
Sun didn't mean he'd gotten any smarter, but at least for now he felt fine. The feeling he never could enjoy since the day he was alive.
Guess his father was right.
Life was pain.
And the easiest way to end the pain was to become a machine again.
The comfort of not having to worry about anything but obeying his father's orders, it turned out to be more comfortable than he thought.
Still, in the face of the stupidity and meanness of the person who was always jealous and comparing themselves to him, Sun just smiled, his social AI chip calculating the most likely answers to lessen the gorilla's arrogance before flipping the table and throwing every answer it had predicted down the drain.
"Ah... I don't understand what you mean?"
And the orange light flickering in their eyes almost reminded him of a candy corn smoldering as if thinking about something, before regretfully turning away.
"Idiot."
And leave Sun alone, like some asshole that dudebag is.
Ivanna Sakhno as Shin Hati Ahsoka S01E04 "Fallen Jedi"
redd animal crossing thinks that he's scamming me with his shady forged art but hoho... hehe, even... that utter fool. that complete utter fool. he doesn't realize that sometimes he has the ACTUAL AUTHENTIC ARTWORK!!! and on top of that, he's giving me an INCREDIBLY LOW PRICE compared to how much the artworks are worth in real life! mwahahaha my collection grows... thank you redd you moron.
wait hang on. how does he have the actual artwork. how is he not getting arrested for art theft hold on wait a minu
update: i found out that there's a guide to which paintings and statues of his are fake or not. i'm never getting scammed again!!!
The uncanny counter season 2
WHEN I TELL YOU THAT I GASPED WHEN I SAW KANG KI-YOUNG I AM NOT JOKINGÂ
HE WENT FROMÂ âExcuse me, can you please kneel?â
To âKneel. Now.â
I feel offended that they kept this from me. I do. Another man who is older than me and already has my heart.Â
AND HIS EVIL ERA!!!!! I AM HERE FOR IT!!!!
But honestly, it should be illegal for all of them to look this good.Â
I need a lot of hobi water in order to continue watching this.Â
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Omg... Park Sunghoon. That's it.
oh absolutely
This show is so good at consistently showing, through his treatment of the crew, how Flint is a revolutionary who doesn't actually care about the people, but uses them for his own purposes (just like the empire he is fighting) and it's so compelling. The uninterest and even complete disregard for the members of his crew should be a turn-off in a main character but somehow it isn't, it just makes him more interesting. Truly the show of all time
captain flint's A+ team-building