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Seth side-eyed Iris, then snorted a laugh when she made a talking motion with her hand. “Uh huh.”
« Iris, I saw that. My point is, it is frankly insulting that you immediately assume I did something bad— »
“Peri broke protocol on its last cargo run,” Iris interrupted loudly.
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Or, Seth finds out that the surprises never end when your kid is a giant homicidal starship.
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21 Nov 2025
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I said, I wasn’t malfunctioning.
If my trauma therapist had been here she would have given me one of her looks again.
ART bot didn’t give me a look even though I could tell it really wanted to.
Instead it said, It wouldn’t make a difference to me if you were.
Oh that was irritating. For a lot of reasons. Most of all the way it made my face do something stupid and warm again.
Murderbot needs some coping skills. Luckily it has an extremely shitty list of them and it might just be willing to let ART help it use one of them on a trip to a university nature preserve. (After threatening it with the end of its energy weapon a bit first obviously). Even bots need to touch some grass sometimes. And maybe each other too.
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- Part 2 of The Therapy Bot Diaries
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26 Oct 2025
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There's a Monster in the Feed by HermesDay
Fandoms: The Murderbot Diaries - Martha Wells
23 Oct 2025
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Murderbot, along with two of Karime's kids, is kidnapped by a hostile machine intelligence. Unable to escape while the ship is in transit, Murderbot does everything it can to keep the MI's attention focused on itself and away from its young clients.
Restraints| Obsession |"Aren't you feisty?"
Self-Inflicted Injury | Rocky Recovery | "If I tell you what they made me do, you won't be able to look at me the same."Series
- Part 6 of HermesDay's AI-Less Whumptober 2025
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26 Oct 2025
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We were watching Sanctuary Moon when it happened.
We’d gotten to the part where Captain Hossein and the Navigation Unit were stranded planetside—the whole scene bathed in violet hues to bring out the romantic overtones. (Much more appealing than actual planets.)
“I love this bit,” Ratthi said.
Truthfully, I like it, too. And I could have said as much. Or I could have said nothing at all. Both were valid options. But instead, I decided to be the contrary asshole and went with option C.
“It’s implausible,” I said.
Ratthi looked confused and I realized I needed to elaborate.
“There’s no way a unit built to navigate starships would take a romantic interest in somebody.”
And that’s when I felt it—the sudden absence. If I’m honest, I hadn’t realized how closely ART had managed to sidle up against me in the feed until it was gone.
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An offhand comment leads to a misunderstanding between SecUnit and ART, and—possibly—a discussion about what they really are to each other.
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26 Oct 2025
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The mission fails catastrophically. So does SecUnit. When it comes back online without any functional sensory inputs, it believes that it's still trapped on the surface of the cold, desolate planet, that its humans are all dead, and that nobody will ever find it. Luckily, it's wrong.
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05 Oct 2025