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The Miracle of Kyeo-ul & Rina

Summary:

A short, simple, fluffy chobits inspired au for Winrina fans. Winter is known as Kyeo-ul and Karina as Rina. Ning Ning, Giselle, Jeno, Jaemin, and kwangya related terms and characters will be loosely brought in as the story goes on.

Kyeo-ul works at a snack shop. Behind the snack shop, she discovers an abandoned, powered down, dirty yet incredibly beautiful persaecom. Although she has an affinity for the idea of people buying human-like robots, she felt too sorry for this one to leave it in the soiled ally with rain expected any minute. Against her prejudices, she feels an gradually strengthening attachment to the oddly charming, humanlike robot. She cannot seem to give the robot the cold shoulder and send it away, so she ends up keeping it a little longer.

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Chapter 1: Preview of Chapter 1

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A mere Preview of Chapter 1

 

"Omo, omo! Mwo-ya, mwo-ya?! Is she drunk? Or dead? No way, no way…”"

"Is that a doll? It's too beautiful to be human. Plus, those cat ears do not look like they are on a headband. It is big for a doll though, really big. It looks taller than me. Just what human possibly has insane proportions? Where do the legs begin even? It makes me look like a hippo."

"Pfft, Kyeo-ul-ah. Suddenly, what is with the self-diss? Woops. Wait a moment, Miss Kitty. Excuse me, I am just going to touch you so I can be sure you aren't a dead person..."

Kyeo-ul squatted down by the doll-like thing planted amongst a pile of blue and black trash bags. She poked at one of the long, slender, pale legs while suspiciously eying the doll's tiny, egg-shaped face and long, glossy black waves. The thing did not budge an inch. She curiously continued to poke up the leg which felt like cold, slightly rubbery human flesh, over the plaid mini-skirt, and gasped. There was an actual bump which felt like a hip bone and curved down to the pelvis. It was so incredibly anatomically correct, besides the ridiculous leg length.

"Could it be one of those robots that are human-like but supposedly programmed better than humans? The ones that cost like fifteen or twenty Galaxy Z-flips worth? A persaecom?"