What happens when Aya forgets? When Razer tries to apologize? And when Hal is angered by everything the Red Lantern does? Find out in Chapter Two of Error!

That seemed like a starting of a season finale of a show :3 Anyway, Chapter two! Ya, I had worked on this story a week ago and only got the first and second chapters done. I'm still working on the 3rd one to it might not be out so quickly like this on was. I've noticed that in this chapter, I liked to say slightly a lot :3 Hope you like this chapter :D

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Error Chapter Two

"Ay...re...ou...ok...?" A voice said staticky to Aya, who was slowly starting to turn back on. "Ay...ake...up.." The voice said, starting to sound like the Green Lantern, Hal Jordan's voice. Aya, the wounded AI robot, slowly opened her eyes, blinking slightly as she looked up at the three males that surrounded her as she lay on the emergency bed in the Interceptor. "W...what is-" Aya started, but was cut off as Kilowag lifted her up and wrapped his large arms around her. "Ya did it kid! Ya defeated the Anti-Monitor!" He said excitedly. Aya seemed slightly stunned, but after a moment, she smiled brightly. Hal smirked slightly. "Now, now Kilowag, we don't wanna hurt the hero any more than she already is." He said, watching as the large alien gently set the robot back on the bed and letting her slowly sit down. Kilowag watched silently then sniffed slightly, rubbing the back of his hand on his nose, his eyes a little wet.

The AI looked up at the Sergeant, confusion in her eyes. "Green Lantern Kilowag, why are you crying?" Hal laid a hand on her shoulder, causing her to look up at him. "We're not sad. We're all just really happy that you're okay after what happened." He said with a brisk and excited smile. Aya looked around at the three men. "Why? What happened?" She asked. Razer, who stood at the edge of the bed, stared at her beweildered. "What do you mean Aya? Don't you remember what happened?" He asked, reaching a hand out towards her before Hal glared at him silently. Aya looked up at Razer, her blue eyes staring into his eyes. "No I do not remember a lot that happened." She then turned her head away. "But I think I can scan my memories to find out." She said, her eyes starting to glow. "Scanning memories now."

Before she scanned her mind, she heard Hal's voice as they left. "C'mon guys, let's leave her be. She needs to focus." She listened to Hals and Kilowags footsteps, then realized that Razer had not left yet. The glowing light from her eyes dimmed and she looked over to Razer, who was staring down slightly at his feet. "Razer, what is wrong?" She said, tilting her head to the side. The young Red Lantern avoided her gaze when he replied. "Nothing..." He hesitated, clenching his fist softly. "Nothing is wrong.." Aya looked at him strangely, confusion in her voice as she spoke again. "You hesitated." She said, raising a brow as Razer looked up quickly, then away again as the AI tried to gaze into his eyes. "Yes I...Aya, may I ask you a question?" He asked, waiting as she gently nodded. "You do not remember a lot, right?" He asked hesitantly

Aya shook her head. "Sigh, negative, I do not. But if I find the right memories, then I will remember all that happened before the battle." The AI looked down slightly, "All I remember is a loud explosion and myself having multiple circuit failures." Razer looked up, slowly reaching his hand out to Aya, but then retracted it silently. "So, once you retrieve your memories, you will remember everything?" He said as he dropped his hand back at his side. "Yes, why?" She said, her eyes slightly cheery and confused. "Is it not required for me to remember a great victory?" She asked calmly. Razer clenched his fist tightly, knowing that if Aya remembered the whole what had happened before the battle, then she would also remember what he had said to her. "No th-" Aya cut him off, slightly narrowing her eyes. "It is not required for me to regain my memory?" She asked, resting her hands on her knees. Razer shook his head. "I meant yes, but-" Aya raised a hand to stop him. "But what?" She asked, slightly starting to become irritated. "Well Aya, what I'm trying to say is-" Hals voice interrupted him, causing him to snarl softly. "C'mon Razer. Let's give Aya some peace and quiet!" He called. Razer avoided Aya's gaze as he trotted silently out of the room.

Aya watched as Razer left and once he left, she lowered her gaze, slightly sad. She then looked back up and let her eyes glow a second time. "Commencing memory scanner." Right before she ventured into her mind, she heard Razer utter, "I'm so sorry, Aya..." The AI seemed a bit confused. *Why was Razer sorry? And what is he sorry for?* Aya wondered, then shook her head mentally. *It does not matter right now. I need to retrieve my memories.* Pictures flew past Aya's eyes as she scanned for the most recent memories. Finally she found the right ones. *I think these are the right ones.* Aya thought cheerfully, now she could know of the great victory that she helped to happen. As she scowered through the memory of the few she had forgotten, she started to become more stunned than cheerful. A lot had happened on that she could not remember.

She first consulted the memory of when she had followed Razer to his old home. When he gave her the Hope flower and then was about to kiss her before Hal Jordan interrupted them. Aya stopped scanning her mind *Razer does love me?* She thought hopefully to herself, a small smile on her face. The AI returned to where she left off in her memories, where the team was called to Ismalt to terminate a ManHunter problem. Whilst Aya was remembering recent things, two of her teammates, Hal and Kilowag, were softly discussing a way to be rid of the offline Manhunters when Razer walked in solemnly. Hal narrowed his eyes, anger in his voice as he spoke. "Did you apologize to her?" Razer's eyes darted from Hal to Kilowag, then to his feet. "Yes, but I don't know if she heard." He then walked over to sit down at the table the others sat at. "But it doesn't matter, she won't know why I said that.."

Razer's statement only seemed to anger Hal even more. He lunged up, slamming a fist into the table. "But she will remember! And you know that don't you? She told me all of what happened! She told me that that memory, what you told her played in her mind over and over, bringing her nothing but pain!" Hal then lifted a hand and pointed a finger at him. "Is that what you want? To bring her more pain? She loves you Razer and you pushed that away and broke her heart!" He growled. Razer stared at him, then, clenching his sharp teeth, he lunged up aswell, his eyes glowing blood red. "You think I wanted to hurt her? Yes I did that, but I did it because I don't want her to be destroyed because of me like my other love was!" He narrowed his red eyes, red fire appearing around his body as the claws on his gloves dug into the table. "It was my fault that she was destroyed by the Anti-Monitor. I only told her what I did because I didn't want her to be hurt like that again!" He pushed his face into Hals until they were nose to nose.

Kilowag, firstly confused by their fighting, shoved them away before any fist fighting happened. "What's the matter with ya both? Now both of ya sit down a and tell me what the heck ya both are talking about." He ordered, watching as the two sat down slowly, their angry eyes still glaring at each other. Razer sighed softly and looked down, the red fire dissipating. "W...When Aya was destroyed by the Anti-Monitor, I told her that...that I loved her. I blamed myself for her destruction, but then, when she came back, I was relieved that she was alive." He shut his eyes tightly, remembering the painfull memory when he lied to Aya, saying that he did not love her. When Razer opened his eyes again he realized that Hal had a softer look now as he listened to the Red Lanterns story. "However, I knew that if we were to be in love, Aya would try to risk her life for me every time I would be in trouble. I did not want her to die because of me, so I told her that I did not love her to save her from herself." The young Lantern looked down at his hands, regret filling his eyes. Kilowag stared at him for a moment, then released a long sigh. "Kid, I get that you are sorry for what you did. But you can't expect Aya to understand that you didn't mean to say what you did." Razer nodded slightly. "I know, I just hope that someday she can forgive me." He said, gazing over to the closed doors that led to the room Aya sat in.

After Aya finished with the memories of Ismalt, she went to the next set, the next encounter with the Anti-Monitor. She watched as her memories played in a quick order; she had flew out to rescue Razer from the Manhunters, then pushed Razer out of the way as she was struck by the Anti-Monitor. "Aya, I love you. I love you.." Aya heard Razer's voice from the memory as he held her destroyed body, her life slowly slipping away. *Razer does love me, but I died?* she wondered, confusion and happiness in her mind. *Negative. I am online right now. There must of been a way a escaped destruction!* Aya reached back into her mind, going to the next memories and was satisfied as she watched herself download into an offline ManHunter and followed the Interceptor. The AI watched as she climbed aboard the ship and was greeted by friendly and happy faces, along with a supprised face from Razer. Aya watched as in the memory, Razer helped her with fixing a part of the ship, then a memory that Aya soon wished had been deleted from her mind.

The AI recalled her and Razer's conversation, quietly listening as she spoke of Razer saying that he loved her before she downloaded her self into a offline ManHunter. Aya watched the memory, studying it, reading it, then wanting to delete it as the terrible part came up. "You are just a machine. And I can never love you." Aya heard Razer say in the memory. Suddenly, the AI felt a strike of pain in her chest. She dimmed her eyes blinking as she looked down. Aya realized that she had a hand on her chest, covered in drops of water. Lifting her hand, Aya saw no wound on her chest. "Why am I feeling...pain..." She then raised her hand to her cheek, feeling tears dripping down from her eyes. She now remembered everything that she had forgotten. The battle, shutting down her emotions, draining the power battery, and defeating the Anti-Monitor. Aya was no longer cheerful for the victory. Instead, pain filled her eyes as she spoke. "R-Razer does not love me..." Then she looked up, her eyes dad and slightly dark. "I will do what ever it takes to stop pain from happening, even if I must shut down all emotion..." She said, her eyes sad and slightly dark. The green ring that rode down her during the battle, rode down her again, removing any and all emotion from her mind.

End of Chapter Two...