Feelings
by
Chaos0110
This is based upon how everyone looks down on Hexadecimal in Season 2
'How dare they judge me! Dot thinking of me as evil, and the little sprite with his "Hexadismal"! Oh how my blood boils.'
She turned to her reflection. She didn't look that mean, did she? Now that she though of it, besides her hands, mask, and baldness, she could almost pass as a grown sprite. She smiled to herself. She then concentrated on her looking glass. The blue sprite she held most dear to her, flickered across the screen. Her face took on a pout as she talked to herself.
"Oh Bobbb", the letter b lingering on her lips,"How I wish you were here, so I could hold you, and show you my true feelings. How I wish. . . . How I wish I could wrap my arms around you and ERASE YOU!" she shrieked with a sharp-toothed mask, then cackled.
It wasn't that long ago that he had almost gotten her deleted, HER. Of course. She very seldom bothered the Mainframers unlike her brother, she did very little to them. But when she did, she got hurt far worse than Megabyte ever had.
She hated the guardian, for ruining all her plans, always hurting her as if she had no feelings atall, for trying to delete her, and almost shattering her only face, the thing she held close, her mask. She felt like wringing his neck. Her eyes flickered red and she shook her fists. 'How dare he!!'
But then she wanted to hold him. Yes, she had a very complicating mind. She thanked him in a way, for separating her from her brother and whatever that black creature from her mirror was. She thought in her mind, and noticed that each of her masks had a different opinion of the guardian.
Some would give anything to destroy him, some thanked him, some didn't care, and others would, at times, think of seducing him. But of course she would never do something that nutty. What a wretched thought. She would never do that to him, unless he agreed, and that probably would never happen. There was a better chance of her actually being able to move her lips or blink.
She admired the guardian. Yes, he was a very understanding sprite, unlike others. She had seen the Net through her mirror, knew how sprites sometimes, would give no mercy against viruses, how some hunted viruses for sport. She had seen some that were deleted that were just like her. Yes, the guardian was definitely something to think about.
A huge explosion from outside her lair distracted her from her thoughts for a moment. She wondered what could make Mainframe shake like that, besides her of course, as she commanded her mirror to show Mainframe. A gigantic bubble with chaotic viral patterns spiraling across it was above the city.
It seemed as if it was about to explode and attack the city, well, she would defend herself it need came to be. A few nanos later a VidWindow popped up in front of her. It suprised her at first since she didn't get many calls. Megabyte was on the screen.
"Hello, dear sister", he said, voice dripping with sarcasm. Her mask showed an unsure expression as he explained the situation. Then she smirked as she would soon see the guardian, even if it was for the last time.
by
Chaos0110
This is based upon how everyone looks down on Hexadecimal in Season 2
'How dare they judge me! Dot thinking of me as evil, and the little sprite with his "Hexadismal"! Oh how my blood boils.'
She turned to her reflection. She didn't look that mean, did she? Now that she though of it, besides her hands, mask, and baldness, she could almost pass as a grown sprite. She smiled to herself. She then concentrated on her looking glass. The blue sprite she held most dear to her, flickered across the screen. Her face took on a pout as she talked to herself.
"Oh Bobbb", the letter b lingering on her lips,"How I wish you were here, so I could hold you, and show you my true feelings. How I wish. . . . How I wish I could wrap my arms around you and ERASE YOU!" she shrieked with a sharp-toothed mask, then cackled.
It wasn't that long ago that he had almost gotten her deleted, HER. Of course. She very seldom bothered the Mainframers unlike her brother, she did very little to them. But when she did, she got hurt far worse than Megabyte ever had.
She hated the guardian, for ruining all her plans, always hurting her as if she had no feelings atall, for trying to delete her, and almost shattering her only face, the thing she held close, her mask. She felt like wringing his neck. Her eyes flickered red and she shook her fists. 'How dare he!!'
But then she wanted to hold him. Yes, she had a very complicating mind. She thanked him in a way, for separating her from her brother and whatever that black creature from her mirror was. She thought in her mind, and noticed that each of her masks had a different opinion of the guardian.
Some would give anything to destroy him, some thanked him, some didn't care, and others would, at times, think of seducing him. But of course she would never do something that nutty. What a wretched thought. She would never do that to him, unless he agreed, and that probably would never happen. There was a better chance of her actually being able to move her lips or blink.
She admired the guardian. Yes, he was a very understanding sprite, unlike others. She had seen the Net through her mirror, knew how sprites sometimes, would give no mercy against viruses, how some hunted viruses for sport. She had seen some that were deleted that were just like her. Yes, the guardian was definitely something to think about.
A huge explosion from outside her lair distracted her from her thoughts for a moment. She wondered what could make Mainframe shake like that, besides her of course, as she commanded her mirror to show Mainframe. A gigantic bubble with chaotic viral patterns spiraling across it was above the city.
It seemed as if it was about to explode and attack the city, well, she would defend herself it need came to be. A few nanos later a VidWindow popped up in front of her. It suprised her at first since she didn't get many calls. Megabyte was on the screen.
"Hello, dear sister", he said, voice dripping with sarcasm. Her mask showed an unsure expression as he explained the situation. Then she smirked as she would soon see the guardian, even if it was for the last time.