Silence is deadly. It's found in the darkest of places with no life and no light. When you ask something from someone who is silent, you will receive no answer. How was I suppose to deny this fact? Was I really expecting an answer from silence. No. I was wishing for one.
My brother was the strongest robot I had ever known. Not only was his might alone powerful but so was his heart. He would do anything for me. He went to the ends of the universe just to make sure humanity and I were safe. He was a hero. He was Rock Light; Megaman.
He was called to duty once more, just a mere week ago. His monstrous and insane nemesis, Dr Wily, had once again thrown America into chaos. The old hack was just using robot masters that were already used against Rock. Rock had been through it before.
He never took me on his adventures. He wanted me to be safe so I stayed home and spoke to him through headsets. I remember singing him songs when it seemed he was about to give up and when I thought he would surely die. It was my way of letting him know it was okay if he gave up. I would always love him. But I knew him too well to know that he would never give up. He was braver than I could ever be. And he held more love in his small servos than in a thousand humans.
I had helped him again. I proclaimed it as my sisterly duty to watch over him and help him to the best of my abilities. I would teleport him where he needed to be. I would send him supplies. But most importantly I got to watch over him. I understood his plight. Sometimes I wished to be there with him. I wanted to fight alongside him and ensure his safety. But I know it would worry him. I want him to be happy so I stay home. I stay in the lab where it is safe.
I remember his last fight with bass. I supported him as I always do. Rock seemed to be flawless in his technique. He appeared to dance around bass, leaving his younger rival frustrated and scrambling. The blasts were loud and booming. Rubble had spread across the ground and scraping metal screeched through the air. I could hear all of this on my headset. They were both very loud.
There was no surprise when Rock defeated Bass. Rock had gained too many abilities to be defeated easily. Bass didn't stand a chance. Rock's final blast had sent bass crashing into machinery on the wall. It seemed to be a swift victory until I realized that the crash had caused a chain reaction. The large Wily base was falling to rubble. In a split second decision, I tried to teleport Rock out of there, only to have my access denied.
Our headsets' connections began to sound scratchy. I told him to get out of there. I wanted his safety to be ensured. But of course he wouldn't let Bass die. I could only hear the sound of rubble thundering around him as he picked up Bass then tried to escape. I heard a fraction of a yell before my video feed was crushed.
Then there was silence.
"Megaman!? Megaman!?" I remember screaming, "Megaman! Rock! Rock this isn't funny! Answer me! I don't like pranks Rock! Why won't you answer me!?"
I don't know what I was trying to accomplish. When you ask something from someone who is silent, you will receive no answer.